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The Clinic is a NO Coughing NO Sneezing NO Fever Zone Patients and Staff should stay home if Fever, Coughing, or SneezingEmployees check their temp every morningOnly 1 patient is allowed in the clinic at any one timeEveryone wears a face covering or maskIf needed, we can provide medication refills via drop-box pick-up or UPS shippingFDA requests that Zoetis immediately cease the dissemination of the items thatfail to accurately represent the risks associated with APOQUEL.makes false or misleading representations about the risks associated with APOQUEL ... claimsmisleadinglysuggest that APOQUEL is safer than steroids ... misleadingly minimize the riskassociated with the use of APOQUEL ...higher frequency of adverse reactionsin Apoquel treated dogs was seen in a longer- term studyAllergen extract vaccines are prepared according to the sensitivities of the individual based on allergy skin testing.The skin test tells us exactly what is causing the patient's is allergy.With allergy vaccine immunotherapy, the patient's sensitivity to the allergens progressively declines and they become less allergic.Studies have shown that after two three years of treatment, many patients are achieving a cure or remission.Allergy Skin TestingAllergy Vaccine ImmunotherapyTreat the Disease NOT just the Itchcall us (800) 621-1370 ext2Allergy immunotherapy (also known as desensitization, allergy vaccination, or hyposensitization ) is the process of administering injections to a pet in order to make them more tolerant of allergens. Common allergens are house dust mites, grass pollens, weed pollens, tree pollens, and fungal spores. Veterinarians have used immunotherapy for over 30 years to treat pets with skin allergies (atopic dermatitis or AD ). Immunotherapy provides significant relief from itching to most pets with allergies (about 75% respond to treatment). The selection of ingredients is traditionally based on either a blood test or an intradermal test ( skin test ). To perform an intradermal test, pets are sedated or anesthetized and 50-70 different allergens are injected into the skin. A red swelling is interpreted as meaning the pet is possibly allergic to that allergen.

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