Galliprant Osteoarthritis Pain & Inflammation Control for Dogs | 20mg | 90 Flavored Tablets

Galliprant is the first-of-its-kind, non-steroidal, anti-inflammatory (NSAID) drug that delivers osteoarthritis (OA) pain and inflammation relief to your dog. Unlike traditional anti-inflammatories, Galliprant works differently by targeting osteoarthritis pain and inflammation at the source, while reducing the impact on kidney and liver health of treated dogs.* This unique drug is safe and approved to use daily, and can be used right from the start of your dog’s osteoarthritis treatment plan for as long as needed – which is important for dogs with a chronic disease like OA.** Osteoarthritis can be triggered by genetics, breed, body shape, or a number of other risk factors. Once osteoarthritis pain sets in, your dog is less likely to move and may experience weight gain. This can lead to more stress on joints and even more inflammation and pain. But Galliprant helps you bring that joy back to your pup’s daily routine. Galliprant’s unique treatment aims to break the osteoarthritis pain cycle: less pain and inflammation leads to more movement, and that can mean less weight gain and less joint stress for your dog. That’s why Galliprant makes delivering pain and inflammation relief so easy. Galliprant is a once-daily, pork-flavored, chewable tablet delivering the ultimate convenience in care. It can be given with or without food. Check the product label for information on potential side effects. Galliprant is available by prescription in 20mg, 60mg and 100mg doses in 30-count and 90-count packs. Your dog must be at least nine months old and weigh more than 8 lbs. to use Galliprant. The earlier osteoarthritis pain is detected, the sooner your veterinarian can start your dog on treatment. At your next visit, ask your veterinarian if Galliprant could help your dog and protect the moments that matter. Galliprant is a trademark of Elanco or its affiliates. *Monitoring is recommended if used long-term. ** Approved for use in dogs older than 9 months of age and greater than 8 pounds.