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Apoquel (oclacitinib) Tablets, 16mg

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Fast itch relieving tablets for dogs

Product Description

Apoquel 16 mg helps control allergic itch and atopic dermatitis in dogs, offering quick relief that begins within hours. It works by targeting cytokines involved in itch and inflammation while keeping other immune functions largely unaffected. Suitable for dogs twelve months and older, Apoquel supports long term comfort during allergic skin flare ups.

Benefits

·         Fast itch relief: Starts soothing allergic itch within four hours, helping dogs feel more comfortable much sooner than many alternatives.

·         Targeted inflammation control: Reduces skin inflammation caused by allergic dermatitis by acting selectively on key itch related cytokines.

·         Proven safety record: Supported by over ten years of pharmacovigilance data showing rare adverse reactions when used as directed.

·         Helps multiple allergies: Effective for flea, food, contact, and environmental allergies that trigger itching and skin irritation in dogs.

·         Easy long term use: Safe for maintenance therapy in adult dogs and compatible with many common veterinary medications.

Variants

·         Apoquel Tablet 3.6 mg

·         Apoquel Tablet 5.4 mg

·         Apoquel Tablet 16 mg

Ingredients

Active Ingredients

Oclacitinib maleate

How to Use

Recommended Dosage Chart

Weight Range (lb)

Weight Range (kg)

3.6 mg

5.4 mg

16 mg

6.6 to 9.9

3.0 to 4.4

0.5

-

-

10.0 to 14.9

4.5 to 5.9

-

0.5

-

15.0 to 19.9

6.0 to 8.9

1

-

-

20.0 to 29.9

9.0 to 13.4

-

1

-

30.0 to 44.9

13.5 to 19.9

-

-

0.5

45.0 to 59.9

20.0 to 26.9

-

2

-

60.0 to 89.9

27.0 to 39.9

-

-

1

90.0 to 129.9

40.0 to 54.9

-

-

1.5

130.0 to 175.9

55.0 to 80.0

-

-

2

Disclaimer: This dosage information is provided by the manufacturer. Always consult your veterinarian before administering or adjusting any supplement for your pet.

Dosage and Administration Instructions

·         Initial treatment: Give twice daily for up to fourteen days to help manage acute allergic flare ups effectively.

·         Maintenance dosing: Continue once daily after the initial period to maintain long term itch and inflammation control.

·         Splitting tablets: Use only half tablets for dosing since quartering tablets is not recommended for accurate ingredient distribution.

·         With or without food: Offer Apoquel with or without meals since food does not significantly affect the active ingredient’s absorption.

Additional Information

Precautions

·         Immune modulation: Monitor dogs for infections since Apoquel modulates immune responses and may increase susceptibility to illness.

·         Not for young dogs: Avoid use in dogs under twelve months because of increased infection and demodicosis risks in younger animals.

·         Cancer concerns: Use cautiously in dogs with past neoplastic conditions because Apoquel may worsen or accelerate certain tumor developments.

·         Avoid immunosuppressants: Do not combine with systemic immunosuppressive drugs as safety with such combinations has not been evaluated.

Possible Side Effects

·         Digestive upset: Vomiting and diarrhea may occur but are typically mild and reported rarely among treated dogs.

·         Lower blood counts: Some dogs may experience reduced leukocyte levels which usually remain within normal acceptable ranges.

·         Lethargy episodes: Occasional lethargy has been reported and is generally transient during ongoing Apoquel use in adult dogs.

·         Skin growths: Some dogs may develop skin lumps including papillomas which have been observed during clinical and field studies.

Storage Information

·         Store at room temperature: Keep tablets between 68°F and 77°F with permitted short excursions from 59°F to 104°F.

·         Secure container: Store in a secure location away from pets and children to prevent accidental access or ingestion.

·         Original packaging: Keep tablets in original bottles since they are scored for proper dosing and protected from environmental exposure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How fast does Apoquel 16 mg start relieving my dog’s allergic itching?

Ans: Apoquel begins reducing allergic itch within about four hours and offers significant relief within twenty four hours. Its targeted action on itch related cytokines makes it one of the fastest acting oral allergy treatments available for dogs.

Q2: Can Apoquel be used long term for chronic skin allergies in dogs?

Ans: Apoquel is approved for long term maintenance therapy in dogs twelve months and older. Studies and extensive pharmacovigilance data show it remains safe and effective when used as directed while helping control ongoing allergic itch and inflammation.

Q3: Is Apoquel safe to give with my dog’s other medications?

Ans: Apoquel has been shown to be safe when used with many common medications including NSAIDs, antifungals, antibiotics, parasiticides, and allergy immunotherapy. It should not be combined with systemic immunosuppressants like steroids or cyclosporine unless directed by a veterinarian.

Q4: What conditions can Apoquel help manage in allergic dogs?

Ans: Apoquel helps control itch and inflammation caused by allergic dermatitis and atopic dermatitis. It is also effective for managing itching related to flea allergies, food allergies, and contact allergies, offering broad support for dogs with seasonal or chronic sensitivities.

Q5: What side effects should I watch for when giving Apoquel?

Ans: Side effects are rare, but dogs may occasionally experience vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, loss of appetite, or skin growths such as papillomas. Monitoring for infections or unusual changes is recommended during ongoing therapy, especially in dogs with prior health concerns.