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Working well |
June 23, 2009 |
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Katie
from Marietta, GA United States
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My shih tzu has struggled with allergies for years. We have done it all, shots, pred..you name it. Her derm finally put her on atopica and it is great, but she really could not handle any less than once daily so the $$$ was killing me. He told me to try the generic and she has been on it now for 3 months. I cannot see any difference from the real stuff. She is doing just as well on it. It is the best she has looked and felt in years.
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Working for True |
April 26, 2009 |
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Rebecca
from Baton Rouge, LA United States
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We were on Atopica, three months every day, then switched to every other. It was working, but True really needed more. It was so expensive, though. I asked my vet to let me try the generic. She is on two day on, one day off, and it's working fantastically.
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generic works great |
April 7, 2009 |
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Anonymous person
from United States
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According to pharmacists, a drug cannot be called "generic" unless it IS the same compound as the "name brand".
I've been using "generic" for 1 year on a dog with severe allergies. She finally has a thick coat at age 10.
If you switch to generic, stick with it. Literature says it takes weeks or months to see improvement. Like others here, it did take several months for all of her hair to grow back. It's a slow process.
She is on 100 mg. per day.
April 2009 update, I started using ProMeris flea/tick monthly in Nov 2008 to kill demodectic mites that my vet felt might be one of my dog's issues and I am seeing dramatic improvement. The ProMeris active ingredient of Amitraz is what is used in mange shampoo and it kills those darn mites and provides itch relief. I have been able to go to every third day with the 100 mg. cyclosporine capsule and have dramatically decreased my monthly costs.
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Go for the real thing |
January 10, 2008 |
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Anonymous person
from Kingston, ON Canada
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My dog has had atopic dermatitis for 3 years now. After using Atopica from the vet all of his symptoms cleared up and he stop scratching within a few weeks.
I purchased the generic cyclosporine in an attempt to cost costs (after $1,000.00's in vet bills I'm sure you can relate). I found that after two months my dog is still scratching, and chewing his stomach and legs all of the time. He does however, have most of his hair back.
I'm going back to the name brand, the difference in cost is totally worth it.
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cyclosporine/ atopica |
December 9, 2007 |
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kb
from woodmere, NY United States
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my austrailian shepherd developed allergies 6 months ago at age 3.5. after a thousand dollars of vet bills for allergy tests,shots(steroids)and Benadryl, nothing helped, his belly was red with pimple like sores and his back paws were liked clean of hair. After 5 days of 100mg cyclosporine his belly is a mellow pink color with no soresand its on its way to being normal and he has totally stopped licking his paws and all the hair is growing back, first 2 days he threw up and then his system got used to the medication, HE'S DOING GREAT !!! I would reccomend to all
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