Galliprant Rx
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Galliprant Rx
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Usually ships the same weekday before 3pm CT with veterinary approval.
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Requires veterinary authorization.
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Your pet's veterinarian will provide directions for use.
What is Galliprant for Dogs?
- Galliprant is prescription strength pain reliever for dogs with osteoarthritis that contains grapripant, a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID).
- Arthritis can be painful for dogs, and make them more reluctant to the daily activities they enjoy.
- Age and breed can also play a role, but if you have noticed your dog slowing down or losing interest in physical activity, it may be time to talk with your veterinarian.
- When caught in the early stages, it can be easier to treat.
- Galliprant can help manage the pain and inflammation.
Why do cats and dogs use Galliprant?
- Galliprant is prescription strength pain reliever for dogs with osteoarthritis that contains grapripant, a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID).
- It works to target pain and swelling at its source by blocking the receptor, so your dog can keep moving.
What else should I know about Galliprant?
- Tablets are flavored with pork liver for easier dosing.
- Tablets can be split.
What problems could my dog have with Galliprant?
- Possible side effects are vomiting and decreased appetite.
- Galliprant is a new drug and not all side effects have been well documented. Contact your veterinarian if you notice any unusual symptoms in your dog after you start giving Galliprant.
How do you use Galliprant?
- Give Galliprant by mouth once daily as directed by your veterinarian.
What is in Galliprant?
- The drug in Galliprant is Grapiprant.
- Grapiprant is a new class of nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug (NSAID) that treats pain and inflammation by blocking receptors in the body.
Will I get what I see in the picture?
- Galliprant is a brand name. You will receive the exact brand that you request.
Is it important for my dog to finish all of the Galliprant?
- Dogs may use Galliprant for different lengths of time. Please consult your veterinarian if you have any questions.
Review Summary
61 total reviews
Rated 4.82 out of 5 stars
100% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Ratings Distribution
53 5 star reviews
7 4 star reviews
0 3 star reviews
0 2 star reviews
1 1 star reviews
Most Liked Positive Review
I would buy this product again!
My vet suggested this product and I'm glad I tried it. My dog is 13 yrs old & has hip dysplasia she has problems getting up & down. She has been on it for a little over a week & I can see a small difference already! She seems to be more mobile & feeling better overall. I hope to see more improvements soon! It has helped my old girl! 😊
Most Liked Negative Review
Caused blood from rectum and gastro upset
Made my dog bleed from his rectum within one day of using. It did give him relief from arthritis however. The manufacturer advised us to use on an empty stomach. I wonder if it could be less hard on his gastrointestinal tract if given with a meal?
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I would definitely buy this product again!
From UndisclosedComments about GalliprantI have a 13 year old lab mix that has been slowing down over the last year. With a recommendation from his vet I decided to try Galliprant to see how he would do. I was very apprehensive, but willing to try it. I have to say out of all the various products I've given as supplements to help with joint issues none of them have given him back his energy or the sparkle he has back in his eyes. It was always a guessing game with if the supplement was working or if I was throwing out money. Seeing is believing and it's been over three weeks since he's started this med, and he's running around outside like a puppy and back playing with his toys in the house. -
So pleased!
From UndisclosedComments about GalliprantMy sweet lab, Sadie, is much improved with this anti inflammatory. -
A Godsend for our dog!
From UndisclosedComments about GalliprantAfter multiple ACL issues and now arthritis, looks like our 8 year old beagle mix will be on Galliprant the rest of her life. It makes such a difference in the way she moves and definitely helps with the stiffness. I highly recommend! -
Great medication, especially for pets not tolerating NSAIDs
From UndisclosedComments about GalliprantMy 13 years old Springer Spaniel has severe arthritis. Unfortunately, throughout his entire life he could not tolerate the usual non-steroidal anti-inflammatories. As his arthritis was becoming worse, he needed more than the gabapentin he was able to take. Luckily, his vet suggested Galliprant, an anti-Inflammatory which works using a different pathway than NSAIDs. Baxter not only tolerated this medication very well but also experienced very significant relief. I would recommend this medication from our experience and especially for the pets that don't tolerate other anti-inflammatories well. -
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From UndisclosedComments about GalliprantEverything was fine (price, shipping, etc) except when the vet wrote an incomplete Rx is was difficult for the vet tech to actually talk to a real person to get it sorted out. -
Seems to work!
From UndisclosedComments about GalliprantSeems to work well, I always feel a little hesitant to use a new drug - even with testing the side effects are not always apparent until after long periods of use. This is supposed to work without stressing the liver like other meds so that is a plus. The tabs break in half easily and my pup seems to enjoy the flavor. Also, even though these are a bit expensive there is a rebate program through Elanco that is pretty cool. Our pup is 15 years old and has a little trouble from time to time with her back legs, we use this in conjunction with acupuncture, home cooked good, Chinese herbs, and an array of supplements, our goal would be to have her off this completely is possible. -
Costly but effective
From UndisclosedComments about GalliprantWe tried Galliprant (little over a year ago) in spite of the high cost for this medication (cost quite a bit less through VETRX as opposed to vet). It turned out to be very beneficial for both our old dogs and we have continued to use it daly for both. Periodic blood tests revealed no adverse affects on their liver and, or kidneys. Their are less expensive alternatives...just be sure to check the bloodwork due to potential organ damage..we did experience this w/one of our dogs. -
Great pain reliever for arthritis
From UndisclosedComments about GalliprantI give my 9-yr-old 84lb Husky one pill a day (with dinner in the evening). His back legs have stopped shaking when he stands, and has a spring back in his step! Great stuff. I wrap each pill in a piece of lunchmeat and he gobbles it up. The vet said this can be a long term treatment for his arthritis in his rear hips. Hopefully it doesn't get worse. -
Works great!
From UndisclosedComments about GalliprantThis product works really well for my dog's arthritis. It doesn't take it away completely, but she's a lot happier on it. And it's not supposed to damage her liver like other pain meds can (we still check her blood work to be sure every so often, but so far so good). Order came quick too! -
Good service. Great price.
From UndisclosedComments about GalliprantThis was the best price I found for Galliprant! They quickly contacted my vet for the prescription and then processed my order the next day. I will definitely order again from these folks!
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Q & A
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Can galliprant be use in dogs that being treated for kidney disease?
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Currently, there is no information regarding the use of Galliprant in dogs with kidney disease. It is recommended that you consult with your veterinarian to determine if this medication is appropriate for your dog’s needs.
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Is it possible to cut the dose in half after taking for a while??
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Galliprant is a prescription strength pain reliever for dogs with osteoarthritis. The dosage of Galliprant is dependent on what your veterinarian recommends for the treatment of your dog’s condition. The 60 mg tablets are scored; the 100 mg tablets are not scored and the manufacturer states that these tablets should not be broken in half, as the amount of drug in each half of the tablet cannot be guaranteed. Please consult your veterinarian regarding any further questions or concerns regarding this medication in your dog.
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Should this be administered with food at meal time or on an empty stomach??
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According to the manufacturer, giving Galliprant with food or on an empty stomach can change how much Galliprant is absorbed or available in your dog’s body. However, the manufacturer does not make a recommendation as to administering with or without food. Please consult your veterinarian to see what would be most appropriate for your dog.
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My dog has a case of kennel cough. Can Robitussin be given to a dog taking Galliprant.?
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There are no known interactions with Galliprant and Robitussin. Please contact your veterinarian regarding the use of these two products in your dog, prior to using them together.
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Can galliprant 60 mg tabs be split into thirds to save money??
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No, the Galliprant 60 mg tablets cannot be split into thirds based on their shape. Please consider the Galliprant 20mg tablets for accurate dosing.
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Is a script required for this product ??
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Yes. Galliprant is a prescription drug.
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Yes, Galliprant is a prescription drug requiring authorization through your pet's veterinarian.
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Hi, how long will it take to notice the effects of galliprant in a shih tzu dog?
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According to the manufacturer, the results may vary from each dog. The manufacturer's field study was conducted for 28 days for the control of pain and inflammation. There is no mention of how long it will take to first notice the effects or when to notice the maximum effects. Again, the results will vary from dog to dog.
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