Rate your dogs' signs of itch. See if your dog needs allergic itch treatment

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(Source: Zoetis) Resources For You from Zoetis - How does itch affect your dog's quality of life? Consider how everyday activities are impacted (e.g., sleep, mood, activity, playfulness, interactions with other pets/humans). Then ask yourself: How does your dog's itch affect your quality of life? Think about how your dog's itch impacts you and your family's emotional, social, and financial burden of their skin allergies
(e.g., waking up at night, not being able to attend events with your dog, the cost of ineffective treatments).
See if your dog needs allergic itch treatment, learn about Cytopoint, track treatment progress, and set appointment reminders.
Rate your dogs' signs of itch:
Extremely severe - The dog is scratching, chewing, and licking almost continuously. It practically never stops, regardless of what else is happening. Quality of life is extremely compromised for both your dog and your family. Signs are affecting your dog's everyday routine, sleep, and mood.

Severe - Prolonged episodes of scratching and/or other signs when your dog is awake. These signs occur at night and also when eating, playing, or exercising. The continual signs are causing your dog to lose sleep and are affecting his/her moods and activities.

Moderate - Regular episodes of scratching while awake. Scratching and other signs may occur at night and wake your dog. But no scratching occurs when eating, playing, exercising, or being distracted.

Mild - Occasional episodes of scratching and/or other signs. There may be occasional episodes of scratching at night. No scratching occurs while sleeping, eating, playing, exercising, or being distracted.

Very mild - Scratching and/or other signs are a rare occurrence. Your dog is slightly itchier than before the condition began.

Normal - Woo-hoo! Itch is not a problem

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