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Galliprant is indication for the treatment of pain associated with mild to moderate osteoarthritis in dogs.
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Norman is 14 and suffers with arthritis but 1/2 tablet every morning keeps him active with little pain.
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The difference they have made
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We have seen such a difference with our 11yr old, best thing we have done, as much more active. An hour before food, happy to take it too - odd as he doesn't do medicines!
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Recommended to try this by greyhound-savvy vet & what a difference it’s made to our boy - he no longer seems to be in pain & is a much happier bouncier dog.
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For what ever reason these meds didn't help my dogs pain/inflammation. He is back on Metacam and doing better. All dogs are different but for my dog these just didnt seem to work! Vet agreed to get him back on metacam.
Customer does not recommend this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Galliprant Tablets for Dogs, including answers from our team.
Claudette Porter
My dog weighs about 7kg max I have 20mg tabs. How much should I give her.
This is a prescription only medication so you should contact your prescribing vet regarding doseage.
According to the datasheet a 7kg dog will need one 20mg tablet once daily. It's very important you check this medication is suitable with your vet though.
Viv
What is the dosage?
The dose according to the datasheet is as follows:
Administer this veterinary medicinal product on an empty stomach (e.g. in the morning) and at least one hour before the next meal, once daily at a target dose of 2 mg per kg body weight.
It is a prescription only medication so you will need to contact your vet so they can write you a prescription to purchase it from our website. They will be able to advise on an appropriate doseage for your dog's weight/condition.
Deborah
Hi my dog is on 1x 20mg tab galliprant per day could i give him 1.5 tab 30mg per day if i thought he needed extra pain relief he weighs 10kg .
Thanks
Galliprant has a set dose range within which it is safe to use. Increasing the dose is unlikely to have a greater effect but is quite likely to cause side effects. We strongly advise discussing any dose changes with your vet and not going outside of their recommended dose range unless advised.
If you feel your dog is in pain even on Galliprant then further treatment options can be added alongside this. it is worth discussing these with your vet.
Angela Thwaites
My girl has been on galliprant 3 weeks, she had quite a lot blood in her poo could it be side effects, my vet doesn't think it is
The listed possible side effects for this product as per the datasheet are as follows:
In clinical studies, the following mild and generally transient
adverse reactions have been observed: vomiting, soft-formed faeces,
diarrhoea and inappetence. Vomiting was observed very commonly, whereas
soft-formed faeces, diarrhoea and inappetence were commonly observed.
In very rare cases, haematemesis or haemorrhagic diarrhoea was reported following clinical use.
I recommend following your vets advice on using the medication if other signs are occuring, They will be best to advise on continuing or stopping the product.
Graham Butler
Can you give it longer than an hour before feeding?
Yes you can give this product longer than an hour before feeding, as described in the product data sheet:
'Administer this veterinary medicinal product on an empty stomach (e.g.
in the morning) and at least one hour before the next meal'
Judith Fowler
Is Galliprant safe to use when the dog is having a small dose of steroids?
Hello
Thank you for your enquiry.
We would love to be able to answer your question but due to the nature of your query, we would suggest that you contact your vet on this occasion. They would know what is best for your pet and they will be able to examine and advise appropriately.
I apologise for any inconvenience.
VioVet
Linda Fraser
Can you buy more than one months worth of medication on one prescription from the vet?
Hello,
Thank you for your question,
We can supply up to as many as your vets put on your prescription. So if you have for example 100 to be supplied you can purchase them all in one go if you wish.
We can not supply more than your vet has prescribed and a prescription can be valid for up to 6 months,
Thank you,
