Reliable pain relief for dogs, big and small

Veterinarians trust Deramaxx because it’s highly effective and safe to use. The flavored, chewable tablet can be easily broken in half for convenient dosing.

Deramaxx controls pain in dogs of many sizes, ranging from 7 to 220 lbs. It provides relief for dogs suffering from both canine osteoarthritis and post-surgical pain and inflammation.

Veterinarians trust Deramaxx because it’s highly effective and safe to use. The flavored, chewable tablet can be easily broken in half for convenient dosing.

Deramaxx controls pain in dogs of many sizes, ranging from 7 to 220 lbs. It provides relief for dogs suffering from both canine osteoarthritis and post-surgical pain and inflammation.

OA is a painful and progressive disease that causes inflammation and swelling in a dog’s joints

• It’s the No. 1 cause of chronic pain in dogs¹

• It affects approximately 25% of all adult dogs²

• It doesn’t just affect older dogs – it affects dogs of all ages.

There’s no cure for OA, but Galliprant can help manage your dog’s pain

Regardless of age, any dog may be susceptible to OA. Risk factors include:

• Breed

• Intense activity

• Obesity

• Joint injury

• Joint surgery

Talk to your vet to learn more about potential OA risk factors.

Your dog may be suffering from OA if they exhibit any of the following signs:

• Difficulty going up and down stairs

• Having trouble getting into the car or bed

• Slowing down during walks or while playing

• Limping or dragging paws

• Struggle to get up after lying down

If your dog shows any of these warning signs, schedule an appointment with your vet.

OA is a painful and progressive disease that causes inflammation and swelling in a dog’s joints

• It’s the No. 1 cause of chronic pain in dogs¹

• It affects approximately 25% of all adult dogs²

• It doesn’t just affect older dogs – it affects dogs of all ages.

There’s no cure for OA, but Galliprant can help manage your dog’s pain

Regardless of age, any dog may be susceptible to OA. Risk factors include:

• Breed

• Intense activity

• Obesity

• Joint injury

• Joint surgery

Talk to your vet to learn more about potential OA risk factors.

Your dog may be suffering from OA if they exhibit any of the following signs:

• Difficulty going up and down stairs

• Having trouble getting into the car or bed

• Slowing down during walks or while playing

• Limping or dragging paws

• Struggle to get up after lying down

If your dog shows any of these warning signs, schedule an appointment with your vet.