What Is Cytopoint?
As a pet owner, you want to take every precaution to ensure the health and happiness of your furry friend. Think about the safety and possible negative effects of Cytopoint before treating your dog’s atopic dermatitis with it. You may choose what is best for your pet’s health with this knowledge.
Cytopoint is now a therapeutic option for dogs with atopic dermatitis, a skin disorder that produces redness and itching. Itching and redness are caused by the immunological response that is triggered by the injection’s suppression of cytokine release.
Cytopoint might work well as a therapeutic alternative. Unlike traditional atopic dermatitis treatments, it does not need to be maintained on a daily basis.
We can’t wait to introduce our clients about Cytopoint, a single-dose, fast-acting injection that treats dogs’ atopic or allergic dermatitis. We want our clients to know that there are solutions for controlling their dog’s itching as spring approaches and seasonal allergies are at their worst. The feedback we’ve received from clients and the outcomes we’ve observed in our patients have been overwhelmingly favorable.
Dogs with atopic dermatitis, a common allergic skin disorder, may experience persistent itching. In general, dogs with atopic dermatitis have a lower quality of life. Dogs are unable to communicate their emotions to us, but individuals who have had similar psychological effects from scratching have reported high levels of tension. We can only assume that dogs who suffer from persistent itching go through similar things. Not only do the dogs suffer, but their owners also bear the consequences. Dog atpoic itch reduction was closely linked to pet owner quality of life, and one study indicated that after using Cytopoint for one week, pet owner quality of life more than doubled.
Cytopoint’s Mode of Action:
-Prevents impulses that cause allergic itch
-Reduces itching sensations like licking and scratching