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This product is not for human use. Keep this and all drugs out of the reach of children. For use in dogs only. Do not give to dogs younger than 12 months or those with serious infections. Apoquel is not for use in breeding dogs, or pregnant or lactating bitches. Wash hands immediately after handling the tablets. In case of accidental eye contact, flush immediately with water or saline for at least 15 minutes and then seek medical attention. In case of accidental ingestion, seek medical attention immediately.
The dose of Apoquel tablets is 0.18 to 0.27 mg/lb of body weight. Therefore, the recommended initial dosage for dogs 6.6-9.9 lbs is of a 3.6 mg tablet twice daily. The dosage for dogs 10-14.9 lbs is of a 5.4 mg tablet twice daily. The dosage for dogs 15-19.9 lbs is one 3.6 mg tablet twice daily. The dosage for dogs 20-29.9 lbs is one 5.4 mg tablet twice daily. The dosage for dogs 30-44.9 lbs is of a 16 mg tablet twice daily. The dosage for dogs 45-59.9 lbs is two 5.4 mg tablets twice daily. The dosage dogs 60-89.9 lbs is one 16 mg tablet twice daily. The dosage dogs 90-129.9 lbs is 116 mg tablets twice daily. The dosage for dogs 130-175.9 lbs is two 16 mg tablets daily.
From Karen @ schindler460@gmail.com, Read your review I want to discontinue my 6 lb chihuahua off apoquel. and replace with omega supplements and the coconut oil. how did you stop the apoquel. I have put him back on grain free food , please feel free to e-mail me .thank you!
My 9 year old shiz tzu has been on Apolquel for several years. She was allergy tested and found to have a great many food allergies. Therefore I make her food, which consists of vegetables she is not allergic to and about a tablespoon of meat, such as salmon, which are not on her allergic list, and a special kibble. She gets Salmon oil and coconut oil in her food as well. I checked out Raw food and found all of it had combinations that included items she cannot have. Since she continued to itch on this diet it was believed she also had environmental allergies and was put on the apoquel, which has greatly helped the itching.
Thank you so much for the article just reading it we have good ideas to find the cause of our dogs allergies thank you so much and also good ideas of how to treat the symptoms without apoquel thank you so much
Nope the active ingredient is very expensive, as it under patent protection so it could not be used legally, though it is available.The workings of apoquel are something else, somewhat scary. The question you need to ask what is causing these problems in the dogs to begin with. Can it by Glyphosates in everything we and our animals eat. Good luck in finding the proper solution for your pet.
i was one of the first people whose dog was on apoquel. it was/is a miracle drug for a dog that had spent 6 or 8 years digging holes in himself due to allergies. otc does NOT work, at all. you can wash allergens off all you want, useless. realistically, you will need to chose between having a dog with little to no quality in life, to having one that does and may suffer side effects. my dog had no issues with it and when he was forced off of it because they could not get enough made due to how well it worked, his allergies were no worse than when he went on the drug. maybe they seem worse because you forget how awful they were. i never did. my dog never experienced any loss of energy or anything like that. i have never heard that from any of the people i know whose dogs have been on it. i suggest before you let your dog continue suffering from scratching themselves raw, you get poison ivy all over you body and do not treat it at all and then imagine living with that every day.
I adopted an 8 year old American Bulldog mix. At the time of her adoption she had no fur whatsoever on her underside. She had thick leathery, smelly skin on her neck and chest. Her skin was red, inflamed and itched constantly. The shelter where I got her had put her on Science diet Z/D food, which I continued at almost $100.00 per 25 pound bag, for a few months. It made absolutely no improvement in her skin condition. I switched foods, used antihistamines, probiotics, raw diet, every lotion , shampoo, powder, salve that remotely claimed to help itchy skin. Nothing worked. I had her allergy tested and the results came back with a long list of allergic reactions. I eliminated everything that I possibly could to no avail. Last resort Apoquel. The itching stopped in about 2 days. The inflammation and redness was gone in less than a week. She no longer smells as bad. She is so much less miserable than before. Yes, I understand the side effects of the drug. Yes, she does get an ear infection every few months. But, will I stop giving it to her just for her to return to a life of misery No, I wont.
Hello my 22lb scottie lives in a place with deer, racoons, squirrels and possums. Also neighborhood cats which visit my porch. Fleas are everywhere so my vet had my little guy on a oral medication for years however a year ago he had a reaction to it. His skin turned black in places and the licking began on his feet. Medicated shampoo and aloe vera and time finally got him better then summer came and he spent time on porch with a flea infested cat so I put a topical flea drop down his spine and within a couple weeks he lost his fur first where I applied the drops and then it stripped him down to his paws. Thought he was never going to recover but in time his fur began to return. Now for fleas I no longer let him in yard. Lots of long walks and really sudz him up for five minutes with tear free baby shampoo. Wash his blankets and mine in scent free soap and use scent free dryer sheets. This actually made him dance for joy.
Apoquel oclacitinib is one of the most commonly prescribed medications to help treat inflammation and itching skin associated with allergic dermatitis in dogs. A tablet of Apoquel will take effect to stop an itch within 4 hours and Apoquel can provide overall relief from this allergic skin disease anywhere from 12 to 24 hours.
Ivana Vukasinovic grew up in Serbia and attended the University of Belgrade where she received a degree in Veterinary medicine in 2012 and later completed surgical residency working mostly with livestock. Her first year of practice was split between busy small animal practice and emergency clinic, and after two more years of treating many different species of animals, she opened her own veterinary pharmacy where an interest in canine and feline nutrition emerged with an accent on fighting animal obesity. In her free time, she acts as a foster parent for stray animals before their adoption, likes to read SF books and making salted caramel cookies.
Background: The oral acceptance of oclacitinib maleate (Apoquel) chewable tablets administered twice daily for 7 days at the labeled dose range of 0.4-0.6 mg/kg was evaluated in 121 dogs treated at ten general practice veterinary clinics in the United States.
Conclusions: Client-owned dogs from the general veterinary patient population that required treatment with oclacitinib found the chewable tablets to be very palatable and no aversion occurred with repeated dosing. Oclacitinib chewable tablets were well tolerated and are a palatable alternative to the film-coated tablet.
Quartering tablets is extra-label use. Apoquel tablets are scored to be halved to ensure that the ingredients are equally distributed. We cannot be sure of accurate dosing when tablets are quartered, and thus this practice is not recommended.
I to was not informed of any side effects of apoquel my tiny toy poodle cross Jack Russell. It has been a miracle stoped itching & hair growth to bald patch is improving. Worried I am trying half antihistamine tablets bought over the counter & a vitamin B ,zinc,magnesium supplement. I also use a lavender baby oil when she is distressed. Showing some improvement.
Has anyone tried enzymes There is a company called Nzymes that my husband has been researching. We have an 8 year old peekapoo that has been on apoquel for years, eating hydrolyzed protein food, and is still stratching.
i just bought my baby her first apoquel blisters and now i dont even wanna have her taking them. everything ive read is just too scary. i obviously havent been informed of all the side effects either.
Apoquel chewable tablets will be available by prescription only. Apoquel chewable tablets, dosed at 0.4 to 0.6 mg/kg, are administered orally, twice daily for up to 14 days, and then administered once daily for maintenance therapy.
Simply put, Apoquel is an allergy medication used in dogs. It is effective toward flea allergies, food allergies, and contact allergies. It is known to be especially effective in treating atopic dermatitis and pruritus in dogs (itching). In fact, it is the first medication to be specifically designed to combat allergic itching and inflammation in dogs. It is available in 3 different strengths and costs around $200 per 100 tablets (100 doses). 59ce067264