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• Rimadyl is a Choice Backed by Confidence: Rimadyl was the first approved nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) for dogs and is the most widely recognized & preferred name-brand non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) by veterinarians.¹ Over 29 million dogs have been treated with Rimadyl.²
• Rimadyl Helps Dogs Get Back to Their Lovable Selves³: Rimadyl is such an effective treatment, after just two weeks dog’s in a study showed visual improvements in energy, happiness, activity level, comfort.³ You might think it’s OK to stop when you see your dog is feeling better, but OA is a painful, progressive disease, so it's important to stick with your veterinarian’s prescribed course.
• Safe for Long-Term Use: Long-term treatment can provide continuous improvement in your dog’s OA pain and mobility. Your dog can stay involved in the activities you love to do together. Studies have shown that continuous use of Rimadyl over the long term has been found to be safe.⁴,⁵
• Dosing & Administration: Rimadyl should be given according to your veterinarian’s instructions. Your veterinarian will tell you what amount of Rimadyl is right for your dog and for how long it should be given. Most dogs will take Rimadyl Chewable Tablets right out of your hand or the caplet can be placed in the mouth. Rimadyl may be given with or without food.
• Conveniently Offered in Two Forms: Rimadyl is available in both caplet and in chewable tablet form. Talk to your vet about which is best for your dog. Rimadyl Chewables are palatable liver-flavor designed to taste good to dogs. Keep Rimadyl Chewable Tablets in a secured storage area out of reach of your dog and other pets.