Blooming Pets Devils Claw Liquid for Dogs & Cats

• Less than 7.5kg : 1/2 teaspoon per day (bottle gives 100 days supply)

• 8kg - 22kg : 5ml per day (bottle gives 50 days supply)

• 22kg - 32kg : 7.5ml per day (bottle gives 33 days supply)

• Greater than 32kg : 10ml per day (bottle gives 25 days supply

Devils claw is a herb that has anecdotal anti-inflammatory properties. It is unknown how specifically it does this and so if your vet has advised against an anti-inflammatory like Metacam then I would be cautious about using this instead. I suggest discussing this further with your vet.

Devils claw has anti-inflammatory properties and it is not fully understood how it exerts these effects. This may be similar to NSAID medications like Previcox so it is not advised to use them both together, just in case.
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Devils claw is a herbal product that has anecdotal anti-inflammatory properties that may work similarly to NSAID medications like Inflacam. Therefore we usually do not advise using drugs like this together with Devils claw as it is unknown as to whether they will interact with each other.

Yes Devils Claw can be used alongside GWF Joint Aid. It has anecdotal anti-inflammatory effects, if your dog is on any medication then it is worth checking with your vet whether it is safe to start this too. It is unknown whether the anti-inflammatory effects will interfere with other anti-inflammatory medications.

Devils claw is a herbal product that has anti-inflammatory properties that may work similarly to NSAID medications like Previcox. Therefore we usually do not advise using drugs like this together with Devils claw as it is unknown as to whether they will interact with each other.
If your pet has arthritis or joint disease then a joint supplement is a great idea instead of Devils claw, like Joint Force.

Devils claw does have anti-inflammatory properties, like an NSAID does, but it will not be as potent or as effective as a prescription NSAID drug. I recommend continuing the NSAID if you can. However if you cannot then it is worth trying Devils Claw.

I also advise checking out our own brand Joint Force for a joint supplement. It contains multiple ingredients, not just MSM and Glucosamine, that will help support the joint.

Probably is the short answer, but combining herbal and licensed pharmaceutical products cannot always be regarded as perfectly safe. Opinions vary as to how much of an anti-inflammatory effect Devil's Claw can provide. Generally it is not safe to mix products with this sort of effect together. However Devil's Claw is often used with the so called NSAID products like Onsior and as far as I am aware, it is normally safe. You could try it but give the Devil's Claw in a low dose to start off with and gradually build it up. If your cat shows any signs of vomiting or diarrhoea, then it would be best to stop both medications and see your vet. This always applies with Onsior anyway, even on its own. (Usually it is very safe, but occasionally not.)

Hello,

The recommended dosage for a cat (& small dogs) is as follows:

Dosage (by dogs/cats weight):
Less than 7.5kg :1/2 teaspoon (2.5ml) once per day

This product can be administered either way, but the easiest for you (and your cat) may be to try and disguise it in a soft treat or some pate/tuna etc. If this fails, you can try and syringe it manually into your cats mouth if he/she will tolerate this.

If you don't manage to administer this product with ease, there are palatable tablet versions which are worth trying as an alternative.

It can be given directly into the mouth but should be given just before or after food, so that there is food in the stomach at the same time.