160 Dogs with non-seasonal atopic dermatitis and moderate pruritis.
At Day 56, 58% of dogs had a reduction greater than 2cm, and pruritis improved in 30% of dogs.
62% of dogs achieved “remission”.
Average total score for Quality of Life was significantly improved.
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