One gentle cream. Two reasons to believe in it.
Allibre is a once-daily, custom-formulated transdermal cream that calms canine and feline allergies. It was developed with board-certified veterinary dermatologists and evaluated in a clinical pilot study.
Give clients a non-invasive option their pets will tolerate, helping improve compliance and treatment success.
Start OrderingNo injections. No pills. Just one gentle cream, applied to the ear once a day. Ask your veterinarian if it’s right for your pet.
Ask Your Vet About AllibreDoes This Sound Like Your Pet?
Common signs of environmental, food, and flea-related allergies in cats and dogs.
Excessive itching and scratching is one of the most common signs of allergies in dogs and cats, often triggered by environmental or food factors.
Frequent paw licking is often a sign of irritation that your pet is trying to relieve on their own.
Redness or inflammation of the skin, often accompanied by itching, is a common allergic response.
Hair loss can result from excessive scratching and licking of an affected, irritated area.
Head shaking and recurring ear infections are especially common allergy symptoms in dogs.
Excessive grooming is often an attempt to relieve discomfort, sometimes leading to further irritation.
A Gentler Way to Manage Allergies
No wrestling with pills. No injections. Just a calm daily routine that fits into life with your pet, not against it.
- Needle-free, once-daily application that fits naturally into your routine
- Gentle enough for pets who fight pills or fear injections
- Works toward lasting tolerance, not just masking symptoms
How It Works
A gradual, once-daily introduction of allergens, building to a personalized maintenance dose.
Speak with your veterinarian to see if Allibre could help your pet.
Your veterinarian assesses your pet for specific allergen sensitivities.
Your veterinarian submits your pet’s individualized allergy profile to Allibre.
Allibre prepares a treatment set specific to your pet’s unique allergy profile.
Your treatment ships to your vet’s office, and you apply once daily to relieve symptoms.
Trusted by Veterinarians. Loved by Pet Owners.
“Transdermal immunotherapy has been a great additional desensitization tool for my patients. Many of my clients find the topical administration easy and it allows the human-animal bond to stay intact.”
“I am very pleased with my first experiences with Allibre transdermal cream for atopic dermatitis in my two Westies. Both dogs have had a good response to the formulation.”
“I have been really happy with the transdermal immunotherapy formulation. This is another great tool to improve compliance with immunotherapy.”
“Allibre™ has been a game changer for patients who could not tolerate injectable or oral immunotherapy — we’re seeing meaningful improvement in their allergic disease.”
“I’ve had a lot of patients that have shown positive responses to Allibre’s transdermal immunotherapy, and it’s something I am considering for patients going forward.”
“I’ve had a great experience using Allibre™ Transdermal Immunotherapy. Clients appreciate it, and it enhances pet well-being!”
“It’s made it a lot easier to give her the medication. It’s made it a lot better quality of life-wise.”
“We are very pleased to have chosen to try your transdermal immunotherapy for Leo. Over the course of a year, we have noticed how much Leo’s condition has improved.”
“We’ve been able to take him off steroid treatments entirely and reduce his Atopica by half. We’re very happy with the results.”
“It has been life changing! Ted used to have constant ear infections and other allergy-related problems. Now he only goes to the vet for regular checkups.”
“The thing I love most about Allibre Pet Allergy Cream is its ease of use! It makes my clients happy, and the pets seem more comfortable. Compliance is win-win!”
Popular Questions About Treating Allergies in Dogs & Cats
What pet owners and veterinarians most often ask about Allibre™ and transdermal immunotherapy.
Transdermal immunotherapy delivers a pet’s specific allergens through the skin rather than by injection or oral drops, gradually building the immune system’s tolerance to those allergens over time. Allibre applies this as a once-daily cream to the inner ear pinna. It's the same immunotherapy goal as allergy shots or sublingual drops, just without needles, clinic visits, or precise daily dosing schedules.
Both. Allibre is custom-formulated for each patient based on an allergy-profile workup, and is used to manage environmental allergies (atopic dermatitis) in canine and feline patients alike.
No. Allibre is an immunotherapy, not a steroid, antihistamine, or itch-suppressing drug. Rather than masking the itch response, it aims to gradually build the immune system’s tolerance to a pet’s specific allergens. That's the same underlying goal as injectable or sublingual allergen immunotherapy, delivered differently.
Cytopoint (lokivetmab) is an injectable monoclonal antibody that relieves itching by blocking a specific itch signal. That's a different drug class and mechanism entirely. Allibre is an allergen immunotherapy that targets the underlying immune response to a pet’s specific allergens rather than suppressing the itch signal. See our full Allibre vs. Cytopoint comparison for detail.
No. Allibre is available to be ordered by veterinarians only, following an allergy-profile workup and an established veterinarian-client-patient relationship. If you think Allibre might be right for your pet, talk to your veterinarian.
In a pilot study conducted with board-certified veterinary dermatologists, treated canines showed a 68% reduction in D. farinae-specific IgE, along with significant improvement in CADESI-4 (Canine Atopic Dermatitis Extent and Severity Index) scores. See the Clinical Data page for full results and source documents.
Response time varies by pet and allergy severity, but some pets show improvement in as little as 4 weeks of consistent daily application. Allibre follows an induction phase that gradually increases allergen concentration over the first several months, followed by an ongoing once-daily maintenance dose.