Cytopoint 10mg - Pack of 2 Vials

20mg Cytopoint for Dogs is an innovative medication designed to provide relief to dogs suffering from atopic dermatitis, a common and often debilitating skin condition. Cytopoint helps reduce the itchiness and inflammation associated with atopic dermatitis, allowing dogs to live more comfortably. Pack of 2 Vials.

20mg Cytopoint is a refrigerated medication - We will send it via Royal Mail Special Delivery using insulated packaging and ice packs. A signature is required on delivery and it must be put straight into a fridge. We cannot guarantee same day dispatch for orders placed after 12pm. VETERINARY PRESCRIPTION REQUIRED.

Atopic dermatitis is a chronic inflammatory skin disease caused by allergic reactions to environmental substances such as pollen, moulds, dust mites, and certain foods. Symptoms typically include severe itching, redness, and recurrent skin infections. This condition can significantly impact a dog's quality of life, leading to discomfort, anxiety, and behavioural changes.

Dogs with atopic dermatitis often exhibit excessive scratching, licking, chewing, or rubbing of their skin. These behaviours can lead to hair loss, open sores, and secondary bacterial or yeast infections. Commonly affected areas include the face, ears, paws, abdomen, and armpits. If left untreated, the condition can worsen, causing chronic skin damage and increased susceptibility to infections.

Cytopoint 20mg for Dogs is a biological therapy that works by mimicking the natural immune system response. It contains a monoclonal antibody specifically designed to bind to canine IL-31. When injected, these antibodies circulate in the dog's body and neutralise IL-31, effectively blocking the itch signal. This action provides rapid relief, often within 24 hours, and can last for up to four to eight weeks, depending on the individual dog's response. This duration of action allows for less frequent dosing compared to traditional therapies such as tablets, making it a convenient option.

30mg Cytopoint for Dogs is an innovative medication designed to provide relief to dogs suffering from atopic dermatitis, a common and often debilitating skin condition. Cytopoint helps reduce the itchiness and inflammation associated with atopic dermatitis, allowing dogs to live more comfortably. Pack of 2 Vials.

30mg Cytopoint is a refrigerated medication - We will send it via Royal Mail Special Delivery using insulated packaging and ice packs. A signature is required on delivery and it must be put straight into a fridge. We cannot guarantee same day dispatch for orders placed after 12pm. VETERINARY PRESCRIPTION REQUIRED.

Atopic dermatitis is a chronic inflammatory skin disease caused by allergic reactions to environmental substances such as pollen, moulds, dust mites, and certain foods. Symptoms typically include severe itching, redness, and recurrent skin infections. This condition can significantly impact a dog's quality of life, leading to discomfort, anxiety, and behavioural changes.

Dogs with atopic dermatitis often exhibit excessive scratching, licking, chewing, or rubbing of their skin. These behaviours can lead to hair loss, open sores, and secondary bacterial or yeast infections. Commonly affected areas include the face, ears, paws, abdomen, and armpits. If left untreated, the condition can worsen, causing chronic skin damage and increased susceptibility to infections.

Cytopoint 30mg for Dogs is a biological therapy that works by mimicking the natural immune system response. It contains a monoclonal antibody specifically designed to bind to canine IL-31. When injected, these antibodies circulate in the dog's body and neutralise IL-31, effectively blocking the itch signal. This action provides rapid relief, often within 24 hours, and can last for up to four to eight weeks, depending on the individual dog's response. This duration of action allows for less frequent dosing compared to traditional therapies such as tablets, making it a convenient option.

40mg Cytopoint (lokivetmab) is a monoclonal antibody injection designed to provide long-lasting relief from itching caused by atopic dermatitis in dogs. Unlike traditional treatments such as steroids or antihistamines, Cytopoint specifically targets and neutralises interleukin-31 (IL-31), a key protein responsible for triggering itching and inflammation in allergic skin conditions.

Each Cytopoint vial contains 40mg of lokivetmab and is administered as a subcutaneous injection by a veterinarian. The effects last for four to eight weeks, offering extended relief from symptoms. Cytopoint is a prescription medication and should only be used under veterinary supervision.

40mg Cytopoint is a refrigerated medication - We will send it via Royal Mail Special Delivery using insulated packaging and ice packs. A signature is required on delivery and it must be put straight into a fridge. We cannot guarantee same day dispatch for orders placed after 12pm. VETERINARY PRESCRIPTION REQUIRED.

Cytopoint is an innovative biological therapy that works differently from conventional allergy treatments. It contains a caninised monoclonal antibody that specifically binds to and neutralises interleukin-31 (IL-31), a cytokine involved in sending itch signals to the brain.

By blocking IL-31, Cytopoint prevents the itch response before it begins, reducing the need for dogs to scratch excessively. Unlike steroids or immunosuppressive drugs, which have a broad impact on the immune system, Cytopoint precisely targets the underlying cause of itching without disrupting other bodily functions.

This targeted approach allows Cytopoint to provide fast and effective relief while minimising the risk of side effects. The injection begins to work within 24 hours and can last for up to eight weeks, making it a convenient and well-tolerated option for dogs with chronic allergic skin conditions.

This 2ml syringe with an attached 21-gauge (21g) needle is suitable for administering specific medications to cats and dogs that require subcutaneous injections. Each syringe is individually packaged, sterile, and designed for single use only. This product is commonly used in veterinary practices and at home under veterinary guidance.

The syringe has a 2ml capacity and is fitted with a 21g needle. This needle size is considered suitable for administering certain subcutaneous or intramuscular injections in cats and dogs, depending on the medication and the animal’s size and condition. The 21g needle offers a balance between needle strength and minimal discomfort during injection, making it appropriate for routine use with specific veterinary biologics.

This type of syringe is appropriate for administering Solensia, Librela, and Cytopoint, which are injectable monoclonal antibody therapies used to manage chronic pain and allergic dermatitis in pets. These medications are typically prescribed for monthly administration and are given via subcutaneous injection. The 21g needle provides a suitable gauge for delivering the full dose efficiently while maintaining comfort for the animal.

Solensia is prescribed for the management of osteoarthritis pain in cats. It is given once a month via subcutaneous injection. The 2ml syringe allows for accurate dosing, and the 21g needle is appropriate for the viscosity of the Solensia solution and for delivering it under the skin in a cat with minimal stress and tissue trauma.

Librela is used in dogs to treat pain associated with osteoarthritis. Like Solensia, it is administered subcutaneously once a month. The 21g needle is appropriate for most dog breeds and sizes, as it enables smooth delivery of the medication while being strong enough to penetrate the skin effectively without bending or breaking.

Cytopoint is another monoclonal antibody therapy, used to manage allergic dermatitis in dogs. It is also given as a monthly subcutaneous injection. The 2ml capacity of the syringe provides ample volume to accommodate the required dose, and the 21g needle is compatible with the formulation’s consistency and administration method.

This syringe and needle combination should not be used for insulin administration in cats or dogs. Veterinary insulin products such as Caninsulin and Prozinc require specific insulin syringes that are calibrated differently from standard 2ml syringes. Insulin syringes are typically marked in units, not millilitres, and have finer, shorter needles such as 29g or 30g, which are designed to deliver precise insulin doses in small volumes. Using a standard 2ml syringe for insulin injections can lead to inaccurate dosing and can be dangerous to the animal.