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Librela is an innovative drug for the alleviation of pain associated with osteoarthritis in dogs. The medication contains a canine monoclonal antibody (mAb) which targets nerve growth factor (NGF). This inhibits NGF-mediated cell signalling which has been demonstrated to provide relief from pain associated with osteoarthritis. The product is administered by monthly injection and has been proven to reduce pain scores in dogs with osteoarthritis.
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from the very first injection my Bijou seem to get some relief.
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No wonder cure in a 13 year old Labrador suffering from osteoarthritis, but I noticed him walking a bit easier and for longer, in particular the first 2 weeks following the injection. I would recommend it.
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Absolutely amazing! Noticed a difference in Ed’s stiffness and pain. He is walking better and is so much brighter as his pain is obviously reduced! Very happy and will be continuing with this product.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Librela® solution for injection for dogs, including answers from our team.
maria Louise mcnamara
Hi my dog has just had her first injection at our vets and have seen an improvement for her, her next dose is paid for at the vets, but i am thinking that it will be cheaper getting it from yourselves moving forward, she is 32kg labrador and is 13half year old what dose do you think she will be needing just so i can look at cost from yourselves.
According to the datasheet your dog will need 1 x 20mg vial injected once monthly. This is a prescription only medication so you will need a written prescription from your vet to purchase it with us. More information on this can be found here.
Hazel Pratt
Is it possible this product be made available to cats in the near future?
There is already a cat licensed version similar to this medication called Solensia.
Charlotte
Hello, how is this drug transported when it is to be stored in the fridge?
Our temperature controlled packaging ensures refridgerated temperatures
are maintained for up to 24 hours after dispatch, and most of the time
up to 48 hours. We only ship this product via next day courier delivery
to ensure it arrives within 24 hours of dispatch.
Chris Thompson
My 12 year old Golden Retriever has just had her second monthly injection of Librela at my local vets. I asked if they could give me a prescription so that I could buy the drug online. They are quite happy to give me a prescription for tablets online but they refused to give a prescription for the injection, on the grounds that the product needs to be kept refrigerated both during delivery and between doses and this might not happen with an online delivery. Can you reassure me that Librela would be delivered in an insulated packet.
Our temperature controlled packaging ensures refridgerated temperatures
are maintained for up to 24 hours after dispatch, and most of the time
up to 48 hours. We only ship this product via next day courier delivery
to ensure it arrives within 24 hours of dispatch.
Keith
My dog is 13 and has deteriorated disks disease, would this help him with his pain. He is on Loxicom and Gabapentine but they are taking his kidneys in to a bad state.
Librela is 'Indicated for the alleviation of pain associated with osteoarthritis in dogs.' If the disc disease is causing osteoarthritic pain secondarily then Librela may help. I recommend discussing this with your prescribing vet as they can advise on off license use of the medication, and they will need to prescribe it for you anyway.
Julie
My dog is receiving chemo for lymphoma. Could she still have Librela injections?
There are no contradindications for using this medication in a dog being treated for lymphoma on the datasheet. I recommend discussing this with your local vet though as they will need to prescribe the product to your pet.
Pat Edwards
Can a dog have a Librela injection 2 days before her month is due ?
Dosing outside of the datasheet recommendations is an off license use of the medication. We cannot legally advise on off license use of medications but your prescribing vet can, I advise discussing this with them.
Daniel Wechsler
Is this via injection only please?
Yes this medication is administered by subcutaneous injection.
Sam
Can librela help with other joint conditions such as luxating patella?
Librela is 'Indicated for the alleviation of pain associated with osteoarthritis in dogs.' Arthritis can occur secondary to a luxating patella so the medicaiton may help, but this depends on your specific pet. It is a prescription only medication so I advise discussing this with your vet.
John
Does liberal need a prescription
Yes Librela is a prescription only veterinary medicine, you will need to obtain one from your vet for us to dispense it to you.