Pain Relief and Anti-Inflammatories for Dogs

Pain relief and anti-inflammatories for dog. Prescription solutions to help them feel their best.
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Prescription Pain Relief for Dogs

Caring for a dog in discomfort is a challenge every pet parent wishes to overcome swiftly. Petco, committed to your pet's well-being, offers a trusted range of prescription dog medications designed to alleviate pain, inflammation, and symptoms of arthritis. As the leading name in pet care, we provide a variety of medications, including popular choices of NSAIDS (Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) like Metacam, Previcox, Gabapentin, and Prednisone, ensuring that your pet receives the best care tailored to their needs.

FAQs About Dog Pain Medicine

Ordering pain relief for dogs from Petco is simple. Just add the item to your cart, fill in your pet and veterinarian’s information, and our team will handle getting the prescription.

The amount of pain medicine you give your canine will depend on the product and their condition. Your pet’s veterinarian may decide to start them out on a higher dosage that is reduced over time. For this reason, follow their dosing recommendations and pay attention to special instructions like administering medication with food, vitamins, or supplements.

Pet-specific NSAIDs are a great way to help relieve your dog's arthritic pain. Always discuss your pup’s pain with your veterinarian before giving them any type of medication.

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) can bring relief to your pup by reducing painful joint inflammation, helping with mobility, stiffness, reluctance to switch positions from standing to lying down, and more. NSAIDs have the same effect on dogs as they do on humans, but never give your pet human medications without veterinarian approval. Human NSAIDs can be harmful to pets when administered improperly. It’s important to contact your veterinarian so they can prescribe your dog with NSAIDs made specifically for their pain and inflammation.