Meloxidyl oral 1,5mg/ml 10ml | anti-inflammatory for dogs

Meloxidyl Oral 1,5 mg/ml is an oral suspension of meloxicam, an anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) from the oxicam family, for dogs. It is available in a 10 ml bottle with a dosing syringe and relieves inflammation and pain associated with acute and chronic musculoskeletal disorders.

What is it for

It works by inhibiting prostaglandin production, which reduces inflammation and improves mobility. The laboratory indicates it for acute and chronic musculoskeletal diseases, including osteoarthritis and other joint problems.

How it is used

For oral administration, mixed with food. Loading dose of 0,2 mg per kg on the first day and 0,1 mg per kg every 24 hours from the second day onward. The included syringe allows you to adjust the volume according to weight. If there is no improvement after 10 days, the manufacturer recommends discontinuing treatment.

Composition and presentation

• Meloxicam: 1,5 mg per ml.
• 10ml bottle with dosing syringe.
• A 10-day cycle covers a dog up to about 13 kg.

Side Effects and Precautions

Loss of appetite, vomiting, or diarrhea may occur; if severe, discontinue use. This product is not suitable for pregnant or lactating dogs, dogs with digestive ulcers or bleeding, kidney, liver, or heart failure, bleeding disorders, or puppies under six weeks old. Before starting treatment, the veterinarian must confirm the diagnosis and the dog's weight: consult your veterinarian.

FAQ

What quantity corresponds to one dog?

Start with 0,2 mg per kg on the first day. From the second day onwards, administer 0,1 mg per kg every 24 hours. The exact volume is measured using the syringe.

How long does it take to notice the effect?

The laboratory indicates that the clinical response is usually seen within 3 or 4 days.

Is a 10ml bottle enough?

For a dog weighing around 13 kg, in a 10-day cycle, yes. With more weight, a larger volume is needed.

Is it given with food?

Yes, mixed with the food and measuring the dose with the syringe.

Which dogs should not receive it?

Pregnant or lactating bitches, dogs with digestive ulcers or bleeding, kidney, liver or heart failure, bleeding disorders and puppies under six weeks old.

What if it doesn't get better?

If there is no improvement after 10 days, the manufacturer indicates that treatment should be discontinued.