Apoquel (oclacitinib maleate) is used by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian to treat itchiness due to allergic dermatitis and to manage atopic dermatitis in dogs that are 12 months old or older. Fact Table Formula C15H23N5O2S License US FDA Bioavailability 89% Legal status Rx-only Chemical Name Oclacitinib Elimination half-life 3.1–5.2 hours Dosage (Strength) 3.6mg, 5.4mg, 16mg Pregnancy Do not use Brands Apoquel Protein binding 66.3–69.7% PubChem CID 44631938 MedlinePlus - ChEBI - ATC code QD11AH90 DrugBank DB11441 KEGG D10141 Routes of administration By mouth

Apoquel (Oclacitinib)

Follow your veterinarian's instructions for administering Apoquel to your dog. Apoquel is dosed based on weight, so be sure to talk to your veterinarian about the appropriate dose for your dog. If you have any questions or concerns, reach out to your veterinarian or pharmacist. Apoquel comes in tablets and the dosing is between 0.18 mg and 0.27 mg per pound of your dog's body weight. Give by mouth two times a day with or without food for up to 2 weeks, then give by mouth once daily for maintenance.
Before you give Apoquel to your dog, be sure to discuss the following with your veterinarian:, Your dog's medications, Your dog's allergies, Your dog's medical history and health conditions, Your dog's pregnancy or nursing status, Apoquel is for use in dogs only. Do not give Apoquel to humans. Keep the medication away from children and other animals., Apoquel should not be given to dogs younger than 12 months old., Apoquel should not be given to dogs with severe infections., Apoquel can increase your dog's risk for infection or for new neoplastic conditions. Apoquel may worsen existing neoplastic conditions., Apoquel should not be used in dogs that are breeding, pregnant, or nursing. Your dog's medications, Your dog's allergies, Your dog's medical history and health conditions, Your dog's pregnancy or nursing status

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