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My 11-year-old Maltese, Lucky Lu, has started itching and licking himself again, causing his skin to turn reddish and prompting him to nip at his paws. He was previously prescribed Apoquel, which helped, but now I have no refills and no available vets until September 23rd. What can I do to alleviate his itching in the meantime?

October 7th, 2024

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