ITCHING BULLDOG & FRENCH BULLDOG
Atopic itch dermatitis is one of bulldogs’ most common causes of itching allergies and dermatitis.
Cytopoint CADI Itch Control Allergy Injection targets and neutralizes canine interleukin (IL)-31
(IL)-31 is the single most important itch signal compound.
The injection is safe even for puppies and immunosuppressed dogs.
Cytopoint Allergy and Itch Control Injection X 5 MUST-KNOW
Below are a few allergy must-knows, courtesy of Dr. kraemer
1. ATOPIC ITCH CONTROL
Cytopoint is the latest and most advanced itch relief for atopic bulldogs.
2. ITCH CONTROL FREQUENCY MUST KNOW
It requires only one office visit and one injection (up to two months for itch control).
3. ITCH CONTROL SPEED
It stops your bulldog and French bulldog itching within 24-48 hours.
4. ITCH RELIEF DURATION
It gives your bulldog itching for at least one month.
5. ITCH CONTROL SAFETY
It is suitable for bulldogs of all ages. It can safely be used concurrently with many common medications, including parasiticides, antibiotics, antifungals, corticosteroids, vaccines, immunotherapy, antihistamines, and other anti-itch medications.
- It can be given to immune-incompetent as well as immunosuppressed bulldogs.
- Unlike other popular anti-itch medications, it does not compromise the immune system, nor does it cause unwanted adverse effects.
- Monoclonal antibody (mAb) therapy is the new horizon of companion animal medicine, offering innovative, targeted treatments for many diseases.
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Dr. R. J. Kraemer: With a specialization in Bulldogs, French Bulldogs, and other Brachycephalic breeds, Dr. Kraemer has dedicated his career to educating the bulldog community about the unique medical and surgical requirements of the breed. These encompass preventive care and wellness, customized anesthesia, and employing a multimodal approach to address their unique medical conditions.
Some of the breed-specific medical issues he focuses on include
Airway obstructive disease
Orthopedics tailored for bulldogs
Ear canal disease preventive care
Skin and allergy management
Skin Fold Dermatitis
Eyes and eyelid abnormalities
Pain and stress control
As a leading cutting-edge regenerative and alternative medicine provider, Dr. Kraemer offers services such as stem cell therapy, laser treatments, and PRP. Additionally, he maintains a longstanding relationship with Bulldog Rescue, contributing funds and providing shelter, medical, and surgical services for their bulldogs.