Cytopoint is available at your veterinarian’s office. It is an injection that is safely delivered right in the office for comfort, convenience and peace of mind.

Just one Cytopoint injection starts controlling allergic itch within one day and provides relief that lasts for 4 to 8 weeks.^*1  That means your dog may be able to go as long as 8 weeks between injections.¹

Your veterinarian may schedule a progress exam four weeks after the first injection. But, it’s dependent on your dog’s individual needs. So, please consult your veterinarian.

Every dog is different, so monitoring your dog’s allergic itch is important. If you notice your dog is frequently scratching, licking, or chewing, you should call your veterinarian. Your veterinarian may want to adjust your dog’s Cytopoint injection schedule. 

You can keep track of your dog’s allergic itch with the Cytopoint Allergic Itch Tracker. It’s simple to use and available to download here.

You never have to worry about missing an appointment, either. Activate Cytopointments: these alerts will remind you when it's time for your dog's next injection. Set up your reminders at: www.zoetispetcare.com/reminders

Yes! Cytopoint is safe to use in dogs of any age.

Cytopoint can also be used in dogs on many other medications or dogs with other diseases.⁶ As always, be sure to tell your veterinarian about all the medications your dog is taking.

A clinical study showed dogs receiving Cytopoint had no more side effects than dogs receiving placebo (injections without medication).⁶ Some of the most common side effects reported with both Cytopoint and placebo were dermatitis and bacterial skin infection.⁶ And since Cytopoint is not a chemical-based treatment, it does not put pressure on the liver and kidneys.