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CYTOPOINT is an increasingly important biologic therapy that can help control itch associated with canine allergies. So, what’s a veterinarian to do for the occasional dog that does not achieve treatment success with the initial injection? There’s good news.
Review results from a recent study that highlighted:
- The importance of progress examinations to evaluate CYTOPOINT treatment success
- The high percentage of patients that respond well to a single injection of CYTOPOINT
- For the subpopulation of dogs that do not respond completely to the first injection, most ultimately respond well to a second or third injection
- How to assess which pets may not ultimately respond
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CYTOPOINT is an increasingly important biologic therapy that can help control itch associated with canine allergies. So, what’s a veterinarian to do for the occasional dog that does not achieve treatment success with the initial injection? There’s good news. Review results from a recent study that highlighted: - The importance of progress examinations to evaluate CYTOPOINT treatment success
- The high percentage of patients that respond well to a single injection of CYTOPOINT
- For the subpopulation of dogs that do not respond completely to the first injection, most ultimately respond well to a second or third injection
- How to assess which pets may not ultimately respond
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CYTOPOINT is an increasingly important biologic therapy that can help control itch associated with canine allergies. So, what’s a veterinarian to do for the occasional dog that does not achieve treatment success with the initial injection? There’s good news. Review results from a recent study that highlighted: - The importance of progress examinations to evaluate CYTOPOINT treatment success
- The high percentage of patients that respond well to a single injection of CYTOPOINT
- For the subpopulation of dogs that do not respond completely to the first injection, most ultimately respond well to a second or third injection
- How to assess which pets may not ultimately respond
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