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Reduces Pain and Inflammation associated with Arthritis? | ||
Reduces Fever? | ||
Reduces Joint Stiffness? | ||
Controls Symptoms of Osteoarthritis | ||
Additional Benefits | Coated aspirin helps to protect your dog's stomach | Also relieves pain and inflammation from hip dysplasia |
What Makes it Different? | Aspirin prevents prostaglandin from being produced and signaling your dog's brain that a certain part of the body is in pain | Generic equivalent to Rimadyl, only comes in soft chewable |
Recommended For? | Dogs | Dogs (Over six weeks of age) |
Product Type | Tablet | Chewable Tablet |
Usage | ||
RX Required | ||
How Long does it Take to Work? | Within Hours of Dose | Within Hours of Dose |
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Ingredients | Aspirin 81 mg, Croscarmellose Sodium, D&C Yellow#10 (Al-lakes), Hypromellose, Methacrylic Acid Copolymer, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Polyethylene Glycol, Propylene Glycol, Silicon Dioxide, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Starch, Stearic Acid, Talc, Titanium Dio | Carprofen |
Does it have long-term side effects? | None | Laboratory studies in anesthetized dogs and clinical field studies have demonstrated that Quellin is well tolerated in dogs after oral administration. |
Cautions | Do Not Give To Cats | Do Not Give To Cats |
What are Customers saying Pros | My pit was moving slowly and my vet wanted him to go on prescription meds at close to $100 a month so I got a second opinion. The second vet gave me joint supplements and these aspirin. That was 2 years ago, and although he has slowed a bit, it was much better than the alternative. | These work VERY well for my girl. Her legs were very stiff and she couldn't hardly get up off the floor, but after just 2 days of these pills, she has that spunk back in her eye and moves around with no problems! She has even been jumping up on the bed again!! Love that these pills work so wonderfully! |
What are Customers saying Cons | - | I ordered this generic version of Rimadyl chewables because of the price. However, these chewables do not taste the same (apparently) as the Rimadyl and my old girl won't touch them... even smothered in peanut butter, she won't go near them. |
Vet Recommendations | Currently under review | From the trustworthy and reliable drug company Bayer comes a brand new formulation (known as Quellin) of a time and tested non steroidal anti inflammatory drug carprofen and Rimadyl. For those dogs who are difficult to medicate or pill, this easy to use soft chewable is well accepted by most dogs, and avoid the use of pill pockets. They are also scored tablets, which allow for flexible dosing of dogs of all weights. This non steroidal anti inflammatory has many benefits in managing pain and inflammation, associated with surgery, as well as the inflammation associated with injuries and chronic arthritis. When given with food, this cuts down on the chance of digestive upset. In any pet undergoing chronic therapy with a drug like Quellin, blood work and urine analysis should be done to test for any pre existing medical conditions. This is an exciting new development with this chewable formulation of a very important anti inflammatory medication. I give it an overall rating of a 4.5 with an ease of use and efficacy/taste of a 5. |
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