
Prednisone is an oral corticosteroid used in veterinary medicine to reduce inflammation and modulate the immune response in dogs (and occasionally cats). It is metabolized to prednisolone in the body and is prescribed for a variety of conditions, such as canine allergies, skin diseases, and autoimmune disorders, making it a commonly used dog allergy treatment that needs to be tapered off carefully under veterinary guidance.
A transdermal pen is a simple way to give your pet medicine through their skin—usually used for cats by applying gel to the inside of their ear.
Step-by-Step:
Important: Only apply where your vet has directed—usually hairless areas. Never apply over fur or broken skin. Keep other pets from licking the area until it’s dry.