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Rheumocam 5 mg/ml injection for dogs and cats
PRESCRIPTION NEEDED (Pom-V)
Rheumocam 5 mg/ml injection for dogs and cats is a POM-V non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) containing meloxicam. It is used under veterinary supervision to relieve pain and reduce inflammation in approved conditions affecting dogs and cats.
The product is supplied as a 10ml vial of sterile solution for injection and must only be administered by a veterinary surgeon or by someone acting strictly on their instructions. Your vet will decide the correct dose, route and length of treatment for each individual animal.
Key points:
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POM-V meloxicam solution for injection in dogs and cats
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Used to relieve pain and inflammation in approved conditions
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5 mg/ml strength in a 10ml multidose vial
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Given only by, or under the direction of, a veterinary surgeon
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Dose and course length always set and monitored by your vet
All orders require review by a licensed veterinarian.
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Rheumocam 5 mg/ml injection for dogs and cats
Rheumocam 5 mg/ml injection for dogs and cats
PRESCRIPTION NEEDED (Pom-V)
Rheumocam 5 mg/ml injection for dogs and cats is a prescription only (POM-V) non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) containing meloxicam. It is used by veterinary surgeons to help manage pain and inflammation in dogs and cats with certain musculoskeletal or other painful inflammatory conditions, in line with the product licence and your vet’s clinical judgement.
Pain and inflammation can arise from a variety of problems, including joint disease, soft tissue injury and some post-operative situations. These issues can seriously affect your pet’s comfort, mobility and quality of life. Rheumocam 5 mg/ml injection for dogs and cats is one of the medicines a vet may choose as part of a broader treatment plan designed to relieve discomfort while the underlying cause is investigated and managed.
Rheumocam 5 mg/ml injection for dogs and cats is presented as a sterile solution in a 10ml multidose vial. It is intended for administration by injection only and must not be given by mouth. Your vet will calculate the correct dose based on your pet’s bodyweight, overall health and the condition being treated, then choose the appropriate injection route according to the product information and your pet’s needs.
Because Rheumocam is a POM-V medicine, it can only be supplied on a veterinary prescription and must be used under direct veterinary supervision. Your vet will examine your dog or cat, take a history and, where necessary, recommend further tests before deciding that an NSAID such as meloxicam is appropriate. They will also consider any other illnesses, current medicines and risk factors before prescribing.
Rheumocam 5 mg/ml injection for dogs and cats works by inhibiting enzymes involved in the inflammatory cascade. This helps to reduce swelling, heat and pain in affected tissues. It does not cure the underlying problem on its own, but it can significantly improve comfort and recovery when used alongside other measures such as rest, controlled exercise, wound care, physiotherapy or further medical or surgical treatment.
While your pet is receiving Rheumocam 5 mg/ml injection for dogs and cats, your vet may recommend follow-up checks to monitor progress. They may assess:
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Changes in lameness, mobility or willingness to move
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Appetite, thirst and general demeanour
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The healing of any wounds or surgical sites
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The underlying condition being treated and overall response to therapy
If you are concerned that your pet is not improving as expected, or if you notice new or worsening signs, you should contact your vet promptly rather than assuming the medicine is not working or altering treatment yourself.
Like all NSAIDs, Rheumocam 5 mg/ml injection for dogs and cats can occasionally cause side effects. Not every animal will experience problems, but your vet will weigh the potential benefits and risks before prescribing and will explain what to look out for. You should seek veterinary advice quickly if your dog or cat shows worrying changes such as reduced appetite, vomiting, diarrhoea, unusual tiredness, changes in drinking or urination, or any other unexpected symptoms after treatment.
Rheumocam 5 mg/ml injection for dogs and cats should be stored and handled according to the instructions on the label and package leaflet. The vial should be kept in its original packaging, at the recommended temperature, protected from light and out of sight and reach of children and animals. Any in-use shelf life after first broaching the vial must be observed, and unused product should be disposed of safely once this period has passed.
People handling Rheumocam 5 mg/ml injection for dogs and cats should wash their hands after use and follow the safety advice in the package leaflet. Accidental self-injection or contact with the product should be managed according to the label guidance, and medical advice sought if needed, with the product information available for reference.
Used responsibly as part of a comprehensive management plan designed by your vet, Rheumocam 5 mg/ml injection for dogs and cats can play an important role in relieving pain and inflammation and supporting recovery and comfort in dogs and cats.
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