Zenrelia 6.4 MG 90 Tablets | For dogs with sensitive skin and skin discomfort

When atopic dermatitis becomes a constant companion, a large pack simplifies the routine. Zenrelia 6.4 mg 90 Tablets is Elanco's oral treatment with ilunocitinib for dogs weighing 8 to 14 kg with severe itching and sensitive skin, presented in 90 scored tablets for extended treatment.

For what do you use it

Ilunocitinib acts as a selective immunomodulator of the JAK1 pathway and reduces skin inflammation, thereby relieving itching, irritation, and skin sensitivity. It is indicated for dogs over 12 months of age and weighing more than 3 kg that suffer from atopic dermatitis or other inflammatory skin irritations. It should not be used in dogs with immunological disorders without professional advice. For the owner, the benefit is seeing their dog calmer, scratching less, and with improved skin condition.

How it is presented

• Box of 90 scored tablets.
• Ilunocitinib 6,4 mg per tablet; excipients: microcrystalline cellulose, calcium phosphate dihydrate and magnesium stearate.
• Dogs weighing 8 to 14 kg, adults.

How it is administered

Once daily by mouth, with or without food. The score line allows the tablet to be divided as directed by the veterinarian. It is important to follow the dosage instructions strictly and not to interrupt treatment without consulting a veterinarian. Store between 15 and 30 °C in the original packaging and away from moisture.

FAQ

What is Zenrelia 6.4 MG 90 Tablets used for?

For dogs with itching, skin inflammation and sensitive skin; ilunocitinib reduces symptoms and restores skin comfort.

How long will the box last me?

With one tablet a day for a dog weighing 8 to 14 kg, the 90 tablets cover approximately three months.

From what age can it be used?

Only for dogs over 12 months old and weighing more than 3 kg; not suitable for puppies.

When does it take effect?

The manufacturer describes noticeable effects in the first few days of continued treatment, although the response varies from dog to dog.

What should I do if I miss a dose or experience side effects?

If you miss a dose, give it as soon as possible without doubling it. If vomiting or diarrhea persists, stop feeding and consult your veterinarian.

Your veterinarian should confirm the diagnosis, set the treatment plan, and supervise the treatment for its entire duration.