Allergy medication-new - cytopoint or CADI shots

[2BullyMama]

$90 isn't too bad especially if it works! I pay $58 every month for Apoquel. I'm going to read up on the Cytopoint and then talk to the dermatologist. I wonder if it's available everywhere. I remember when Apoquel came out, sometimes it was hard to get.


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No scratching last night at all!!!


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[Hankster]

this almost sounds heaven sent to me! Hank is so far (thank the Lord) not itchy but this 'sounds' like what I would hunt down!!

 

[Dollys Owner]

You use Fromm right? Isn't it worth trying Honest Kitchen or Grandma Lucy's before trying these new agents?

No scratching last night at all!!!


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[2BullyMama]

You use Fromm right? Isn't it worth trying Honest Kitchen or Grandma Lucy's before trying these new agents?

His issue isn't food... he is allergic to weeds, grasses, pollen and trees all of which are in the woods behind our home


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[Libra926]

$90 isn't too bad especially if it works! I pay $58 every month for Apoquel. I'm going to read up on the Cytopoint and then talk to the dermatologist. I wonder if it's available everywhere. I remember when Apoquel came out, sometimes it was hard to get.


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I work in a pharmacy that sells both human and pet meds and I can tell you right now that some milligrams of Apoquel are still impossible to get and the others are sporadic at best.


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[Dollys Owner]

I was reading that Heksa makes a kit for vets that tests a blood sample for 83 common allergens and then they will make customized allergy shots or sublingual drops for your pet. I'm sure the Cytopoint is a LOT cheaper than doing that. Immunotherapy is so old school

https://www.heska.com/allercept/allercept-testing.aspx?s=8DA180D680BF0