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YOUR DOG’S CONSTANT ITCH MAY NEED PRESCRIPTION TREATMENT

All dogs scratch, lick, bite, and rub. But if it’s becoming more frequent or excessive, it may be a sign of allergic itch. If your dog is itching for help, don’t wait. Talk to your veterinarian today to see how to get help for your dog’s itch, fast.

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TREAT YOUR DOG’S ALLERGIC ITCH

If you’re ready to take charge of your dog’s allergic itch, ask your vet if one of these prescription treatments is right for you and your dog:

 

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