Dog Allergy Medication Chewable Tablets for Itch Relief in Dogs, Oral Doses for Daily Use as Directed by Your Veterinarian

Dog allergy medication chewable tablets give dogs an oral option for managing allergic skin disease and the itching that can make everyday rest and routines difficult. The tablets may be given with or without food, so dosing can fit your veterinarian’s instructions and your dog’s normal meal schedule.

Itch relief may be seen within several hours of the first dose. This prescription treatment is intended for dogs and should be used under veterinary direction, especially when treatment continues over time.

Key Features

• Targets inflammation linked to allergic skin disease in dogs, helping address the source of pruritus rather than only distracting from scratching.
• Oral chewable tablet format supports straightforward administration at home, with or without food.
• Relief can begin within several hours of the first dose, giving your dog a chance to settle more comfortably during flare-ups.
• Multiple strengths and pack counts make it easier to follow the dose and supply selected by your veterinarian.
• The active ingredient, oclacitinib, is a first-generation Janus kinase inhibitor approved for allergic skin disease in dogs.
• Monitor for nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, infection, or other health or behavior changes; discontinue and contact your veterinarian if unwanted effects appear.

Specifications

• Brand: Apoquel
• Active ingredient: Oclacitinib
• Dosage form: Oral chewable tablet
• Species: Dogs
• Administration: Once to twice daily, with or without food, as directed by a veterinarian
• Available strengths: 3.6 mg, 5.4 mg, and 16 mg
• Pack options: 1 chewable tablet or 30 chewable tablets
• Prescription status: Rx

Keep this medication and dosing plan under your veterinarian’s supervision. If your dog develops stomach upset, signs of infection, or any unexpected change in health or behavior, stop the medication and notify your veterinarian promptly.