Etogesic http://cdn.petcarerx.com/img/PrdImg/095x095/10378_001_m.jpg Etogesic is used to treat the aging dog suffering from pain in the hips and other joints as a result of deterioration. Easing this discomfort will allow the pet to resume a more active life. Retail Price: 2.07 $ $1.66 In stock! Order now!
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Etogesic is used to treat the aging dog suffering from pain in the hips and other joints as a result of deterioration. Easing this discomfort will allow the pet to resume a more active life. More Information about Etogesic »

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About Etogesic
Etogesic is a prescription medication designed to give relief to pets suffering from osteoarthritis. As a dog ages, their bones may begin deteriorating. This can lead to osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis causes intense pain, stiffness, and inflammation. Movement may become difficult or impossible for your pet.

Luckily, there is relief. Mobility is restored as Etogesic eases the pain in the hips and other joints. Your dog can once again enjoy a more active life. The medication can be used on a temporary basis or it can be used long term to help your pet live a more comfortable, enjoyable, and mobile life. Don't let your pet suffer. Improve his life with Etogesic!
Key Benefits of Etogesic
  • Effective relief of osteoarthritis
  • Helps increase your pet's mobility
  • Can be used short or long term
Who's Etogesic For?
    Combats both pain and inflammation in diseases such as osteoarthritis and hip dysplasia
    • Symptomatic of joint pain and worn-down cartilage are limping, decreased activity, and stiff movements
  • Rapidly absorbed into the bloodstream for quick action, while leaving little buildup in the system (eliminated by the liver and regular excretory process)
  • For short-term or long-term use
  • Can be administered with or without food
  • Non-steroidal, non narcotic treatment
Care Instructions
Store at controlled room temperature, 59-86°F (15-30°C).
Etogesic Ingredients
Etodolac
Generic Alternatives to Etogesic
Etodolac
Side Effects and Warnings
Mild to serious gastrointestinal side effects may occur, most commonly vomiting and diarrhea. Lethagy is also a reported side effect. Gastrointestinal bleeding is a dangerous potential side effect, and can be determined based on the presence of black, bloody, or tarry feces, coughed-up blood, or vomit that at looks like coffee grounds; if any of these present, contact a veterinarian immediately.

Other serious symptoms are decreased urination or dark urine; sudden weight gain; yellowed eyes; severe skin blistering or rash; chills; seizure; and those of allergic reaction - hives, swelling, and difficulty breathing.

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Rated 5 out of 5 by 1 reviewer.
Rated 5 out of 5 Allows my dog to rest This medicine really allows my arthritic dog to rest at night and I bought it from here at about 1/3 the cost my vet was charging. May 19, 2008
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