APOQUEL 3,6MG 100 TABLETS | ALLERGIC DERMATITIS IN DOGS

Apoquel 3,6 mg is a pack of 100 coated tablets with oclacitinib, the lowest concentration in the range, indicated for dogs with itching due to allergic dermatitis undergoing prolonged treatment.

What is it for

It is indicated for the relief of itching associated with allergic dermatitis and for the treatment of the clinical manifestations of atopic dermatitis in dogs. Oclacitinib blocks the signals that cause itching, so the dog stops scratching and its skin can recover.

How it is used

For oral administration; the tablet can be given with food or separately. The daily amount is adjusted according to the dog's weight, and this dosage, along with the duration, should be determined by the veterinarian. It is important not to interrupt or modify the treatment without first consulting your veterinarian.

Composition and presentation

Box of 100 coated tablets, maintenance treatment format. Active ingredient: oclacitinib, 3,6 mg per tablet. Target species: dogs. Store in its original box, in a dry place and out of the reach of children.

Precautions

Only your veterinarian can confirm the correct concentration, dosage, and duration for your dog. Consult your veterinarian if your dog is currently on any other medications.

FAQ

What size dog is Apoquel 3,6 mg for?

The 3,6 mg concentration is prescribed based on weight. Your veterinarian will advise you on whether it is appropriate for your dog, as the daily amount is adjusted according to the animal's weight and is not the same for all dogs.

What advantage does the 100-pack have?

It covers a longer treatment period with a single purchase, which is useful for long-term regimens. It's a format designed for maintenance treatments, in a box of 100 coated tablets.

How do I preserve it?

In its original box, in a dry place and out of reach of children.

I forgot a take, what do I do?

Don't give a double dose. Stick to the prescribed regimen and ask your veterinarian if you have any questions. It's important not to interrupt or modify the treatment without first consulting them, as the regimen and duration are determined by your veterinarian.

Does it happen with food?

The tablet can be given with food or separately, always orally. The daily amount depends on the dog's weight. It is used to relieve itching from allergic dermatitis and to treat atopic dermatitis.