Adequan Canine

Adequan Canine

Adequan Canine is an FDA-approved, injectable medication that controls symptoms associated with non-infectious degenerative or traumatic arthritis after joint surgery or in the synovial joints.

Key Benefits: Adequan Canine reduces joint inflammation, helps the body produce healthy synovial fluid, improves cartilage production, and increases the thickness of the synovial (joint) fluid.

Adequan For Dogs

Formulated For: For dogs.
How is Medication Given? Never combine with any other solvent or drug. Never exceed the recommended therapeutic regimen or dosage rate. Typical recommended dosage rate is 2 mg per pound of body weight administered intramuscularly two times per week for a max of 8 injections (4 weeks).

Adequan for dogs

What Results Can I Expect? Adequan for dogs helps rapidly improve the mobility of the joints following surgery. It is also useful in controlling symptoms of degenerative joint disease or traumatic joint arthritis.

What Form Does Medication Come In? Injectable

Dose and Administration: Sold as a single or a 2-pack of vials, each containing 5 mL (100 mg per mL).

Possible Side Effects: In very few cases, studied dogs have experienced mild, self-limiting side effects, including: Bleeding abnormalities; Transient diarrhea; Transient pain at the injection site. These side effects do not require treatment.

adequan canine

Precautions: Do not give to dogs who have a known hypersensitivity to synthetic steroids (PSGAGs). Do not give to dogs with known or suspected bleeding disorders. Use caution in administering to dogs who have renal or hepatic impairment.

Storage Recommendations: Keep vial temperature below 25 degrees C (77 degrees F).

In Case of Overdose: Contact the nearest emergency pet clinic.

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