Inflacam chewable tablets for dogs are a POM-V non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that contains meloxicam. Vets use these tablets to help control pain and inflammation in dogs, often with osteoarthritis or other approved joint and soft tissue conditions.
The palatable tablets come in 1mg and 2.5mg strengths in packs of 100. Your vet chooses the correct strength and sets the exact dose and course length for your individual dog.
Key points:
POM-V meloxicam chewable tablets for dogs
Help reduce joint pain, stiffness and inflammation
1mg and 2.5mg tablets supplied in packs of 1 x 100
Tasty, chewable format for easier dosing
Always given exactly as prescribed by your vet
All orders require review by a licensed veterinarian.Please allow 1–2 working days for processing.
Inflacam Chewable Tablets for Dogs – What They Do Inflacam chewable tablets for dogs contain meloxicam, an NSAID that helps control pain and inflammation. Vets use them to support dogs with osteoarthritis and other approved painful conditions affecting joints and soft tissues.
When pain is under better control, many dogs move more freely, cope better with walks and get back to enjoying daily life. Inflacam is one part of a wider joint care plan that your vet will design for your dog.
Benefits of Inflacam Chewable Tablets for Dogs
✔ Help reduce pain, stiffness and joint discomfort ✔ Support easier walking, climbing and getting up ✔ Chewable flavour for dogs that resist liquids or capsules ✔ Two strengths to suit different dog sizes and needs ✔ Used as part of long-term osteoarthritis management ✔ Given under direct veterinary guidance for safety
How Inflacam Chewable Tablets Work Inflacam chewable tablets for dogs contain meloxicam. Meloxicam blocks enzymes that drive inflammation inside the body.
Less inflammation usually means less swelling, heat and pain in affected joints. As a result, many dogs become more comfortable and more willing to move.
Inflacam does not cure the underlying joint damage by itself. It supports comfort while your vet manages weight, exercise and any other needed treatments.
When Vets Use Inflacam Chewable Tablets Your vet may prescribe Inflacam chewable tablets for dogs when your dog shows signs such as:
• Ongoing stiffness and slow movement Your dog finds it hard to rise, hesitates on stairs or no longer jumps onto furniture or into the car.
• Lameness linked to joint disease Examination and, where needed, X-rays suggest osteoarthritis or similar joint problems.
• Need for repeatable pain control Your vet wants an oral NSAID that is easy to give at home as part of a longer-term plan.
Before starting Inflacam, your vet will examine your dog and take a full history. They may recommend blood tests or other checks, especially for older dogs or those with existing health issues.
How to Give Inflacam Chewable Tablets Inflacam chewable tablets for dogs are given by mouth. Many dogs will eat them as a treat or in a small amount of food.
Your vet will:
Choose the right tablet strength for your dog
Work out the exact number of tablets per dose
Explain how often to give the medicine and for how long
Give the tablets exactly as instructed. Try to give each dose at the same time every day. If you are unsure whether your dog swallowed a dose, or if you miss a dose, contact your vet or follow the label guidance. Do not double the next dose unless your vet tells you.
Ongoing Joint Care and Support Inflacam chewable tablets for dogs work best as part of a full joint care plan. Your vet may also advise:
Weight control to reduce strain on sore joints
Regular, gentle exercise rather than sudden hard bursts
Soft, supportive bedding and non-slip flooring
Physiotherapy, hydrotherapy or home exercises
Joint diets or supplements, if suitable for your dog
These steps help protect joints and support long-term comfort alongside Inflacam.
Safety Information Inflacam chewable tablets for dogs are a POM-V medicine. Only a veterinary surgeon can prescribe them, and they must only be used for the dog named on the prescription.
Important safety points:
Follow your vet’s instructions and the label exactly
Do not give with other NSAIDs or steroids unless your vet agrees
Contact your vet if your dog vomits, has diarrhoea, eats less, seems very tired or has black or bloody stools
Tell your vet about any kidney, liver or stomach problems and all other medicines your dog takes
People handling the tablets should wash their hands after use. Store Inflacam chewable tablets for dogs in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children and animals. Return any unused or expired tablets to your vet or pharmacist for safe disposal.
Used exactly as prescribed, and combined with sensible exercise and lifestyle changes, Inflacam chewable tablets for dogs can play an important role in reducing pain and inflammation and helping dogs stay more active and comfortable.
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