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Apoquel 16 mg Tablets

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Prescription medicine — Pharmacist review required

This medication requires a valid veterinary prescription before supply.

All prescriptions are reviewed and dispensed by our Pharmacists at Central Labs Compounding Pharmacy. During review, our Pharmacists may contact you to confirm details before accepting payment and processing your order.

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Already ordered this medication from Central Pets? Select “Log In to Reorder” to access your account and reorder from your previous orders. Your request will still be reviewed by our Pharmacists before supply. We will confirm that your prescription remains valid and that repeats are available before contacting you to arrange payment and process your order.

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Apoquel 16 mg Tablets for dogs

Apoquel 16 mg Tablets is a veterinary prescription medication commonly prescribed for dogs with allergic skin disease, ongoing itch and atopic dermatitis. Many pet owners search for dog allergy medication, itching medication for dogs or dog skin allergy treatment when symptoms such as persistent scratching, licking, red skin, irritated ears or seasonal flare-ups are affecting their pet’s comfort. Apoquel contains oclacitinib and should only be used when prescribed by a veterinarian for the individual dog.

What is Apoquel used for?

Veterinarians may prescribe Apoquel for dogs requiring management of itch and inflammation associated with allergic skin conditions. It may be used as part of a broader treatment plan that also considers flea control, food allergy investigation, skin infection, ear disease and environmental allergy triggers. Your veterinarian determines whether Apoquel is suitable, what strength is required and how long treatment should continue.

Prescription supply through Central Pets

Central Pets is a veterinary prescription dispensary service. Supply is not automatic from the website. A valid veterinary prescription is required and each order is reviewed by our pharmacy team before payment and supply are confirmed. Upload your veterinary prescription online and our pharmacist will check the medicine, strength, quantity and directions before dispensing. If anything is unclear, we may contact you or the prescribing veterinary clinic before supply.

Strengths, repeats and ongoing treatment

Apoquel is available in multiple tablet strengths and is commonly prescribed for ongoing allergy management. Dogs on long-term treatment may require veterinary review and monitoring. Do not change the dose, frequency or treatment duration without veterinary approval. If you have repeats remaining on your prescription, Central Pets can assist with repeat supply once the prescription has been reviewed and validated.

Compounded options and difficult-to-medicate pets

If your dog refuses tablets, requires a tailored dose or needs an alternative dosage form, Central Pets may be able to discuss suitable compounded veterinary options with your veterinarian where clinically appropriate. Compounding is considered when standard manufactured products are unsuitable, unavailable or difficult for the pet to take.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a prescription for Apoquel?
Yes. Apoquel is a veterinary prescription medicine and requires a valid prescription before supply.

Can I order Apoquel online in Australia?
You can submit your prescription online through Central Pets. Supply occurs only after pharmacist review and prescription approval.

What is Apoquel commonly used for in dogs?
It is commonly prescribed by veterinarians for dogs with allergic skin disease, atopic dermatitis and persistent itching where the veterinarian considers it appropriate.

What if my dog will not take tablets?
Contact Central Pets or speak with your veterinarian. A compounded alternative may be possible where clinically appropriate and authorised by the prescriber.

Why order through Central Pets?

  • Easy online veterinary prescription upload
  • Pharmacist-reviewed supply before dispensing
  • Australia-wide delivery options
  • Support for repeat prescriptions where valid repeats remain
  • Compounded options may be discussed with the prescribing veterinarian where appropriate

Related medication areas

Pet owners comparing allergy and skin medications may also wish to review Immunology & Allergy, Dermatology & Skin, Atopica and Prednisolone products where prescribed by a veterinarian.

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