Librela 10 mg 2 x 1ml blue | for the relief of pain associated with osteoarthritis
Librela is a monthly injectable solution containing bedinvetmab for dogs with osteoarthritis. It supports joint mobility and well-being. Shipped under refrigeration for maximum safety.
155,24 €
Description
Librela 10 mg (blue vial) is an injectable solution of bedinvetmab, a canine anti-FCN monoclonal antibody, for dogs weighing 10 to 20 kg with osteoarthritis pain. The box contains two 1 ml vials. It is administered subcutaneously once a month and promotes mobility, playfulness, and activity in dogs.
What is it for
By neutralizing FCN, a central mediator of pain signals, the perception of joint pain is reduced. With one injection per month, follow-up is limited to clinic visits.
How it is used
It is administered subcutaneously once a month, always by a veterinarian. The manufacturer's weight guide recommends the 10 mg vial for dogs weighing 10 to 20 kg. After opening the vial, it should be used immediately without excessive shaking.
Composition and presentation
Each 1 ml vial contains 10 mg of bedinvetmab. Store in a refrigerator between 2 and 8 °C, do not freeze, and protect from light, in its original packaging.
Precautions
Designed exclusively for dogs; the manufacturer highlights its high tolerability. Not recommended for children under 12 months, dogs weighing less than 5 kg, or pregnant or lactating females. Consult your veterinarian before starting.
FAQ
Which dogs can receive the 10 mg blue vial?
Dogs with osteoarthritis weighing 10 to 20 kg. Not recommended for children under 12 months, dogs weighing less than 5 kg, or pregnant or lactating females.
How often is it administered?
Once a month, subcutaneously, always at the veterinary clinic.
Can it be combined with other treatments?
Yes, it is common to integrate it into multimodal plans with diet, weight control or joint supplements.
How is it preserved?
Store between 2 and 8 °C, do not freeze, protect from light, and in its original packaging. Use immediately after opening the vial.
Is it safe for older dogs?
The laboratory has studied it in adult and senior dogs with a favorable safety profile. The monthly injection is scheduled by the veterinarian.
What if my dog weighs more than 20 kg?
Then another vial with a higher dose is needed. The veterinarian confirms the weight to choose the correct one.
