Zenrelia 8.5 mg 30 tablets | for dogs with sensitive skin and skin discomfort

Zenrelia 8.5 mg 30 tablets is formulated with ilunocitinib for dogs weighing 14 to 20 kg suffering from atopic dermatitis, chronic itching, or skin sensitivity. One tablet daily covers this weight range, and the box of 30 tablets corresponds to one month of treatment.

What is it for

Indicated in dogs for the control of atopic and allergic dermatitis and associated pruritus. Ilunocitinib, a selective JAK1 pathway inhibitor, exerts an anti-inflammatory and antipruritic effect on the skin. The manufacturer states that it has been evaluated in controlled trials with good tolerability for prolonged use, always under veterinary supervision.

How it is used

One 8,5 mg tablet once daily by mouth, with or without food, at consistent times. The score line allows for splitting the tablet into halves if directed by a healthcare professional.

For what animals

Dogs weighing 14 to 20 kg, from 12 months of age and over 3 kg.

Composition and presentation

• 30 scored and palatable tablets.
• Ilunocitinib 8,5 mg per tablet.
• Coating with polyvinyl alcohol, macrogol, talc, titanium dioxide and iron oxides.

Side Effects and Precautions

The manufacturer mentions vomiting, mild diarrhea, or lethargy as possible side effects; if these occur or persist, notify your veterinarian. Inform your veterinarian if your dog is already receiving corticosteroids or immunosuppressants. This treatment requires regular clinical monitoring and checkups. If you have any questions, consult your veterinarian.

FAQ

How many Zenrelia 8,5 mg tablets are given per day?

One, once a day, orally, with or without food. The manufacturer recommends maintaining a consistent schedule.

How long does it take to notice an improvement in the itching?

The manufacturer describes rapid control of itching and inflammation in dogs with dermatitis. The extent and rate of improvement are assessed by the veterinarian during follow-up appointments.

Is it a corticosteroid?

No. It is a JAK1 inhibitor, a different mechanism than that of corticosteroids.

Is it suitable for a 21 kg dog?

From 20 kg onwards, the range switches to the 15 mg tablet. The veterinarian confirms the appropriate dosage based on the current weight.

Can the tablet be split?

It has a slot and allows adjustments with halves, but only if the veterinarian indicates it.

Can you stop abruptly when your skin improves?

The decision to reduce or discontinue treatment rests with the veterinarian, who assesses the risk of the itching recurring.