Inflacam granules for horses

Inflacam granules for horses

Inflacam granules for horses

PRESCRIPTION NEEDED (Pom-V)

Inflacam Granules for Horses – What They Do
Inflacam granules for horses contain meloxicam, an NSAID that helps control pain and inflammation. Vets use this medicine to support horses with painful conditions such as joint disease, soft tissue injury or other approved inflammatory problems.

By easing soreness and stiffness, Inflacam can help horses move more freely and feel more comfortable in day-to-day work. It forms one part of a complete treatment plan that may also include rest, controlled exercise, hoof care and physiotherapy.

Benefits of Inflacam Granules for Horses

✔ Help reduce pain, stiffness and inflammation in horses
✔ Support better mobility and willingness to work
✔ Easy-to-use oral granules for mixing with feed
✔ Supplied in convenient 1 x 100 sachet boxes
✔ POM-V medicine used under direct veterinary guidance
✔ Fits into a broader joint and pain management plan

How Inflacam Granules Work
Inflacam granules for horses contain meloxicam. This medicine blocks specific enzymes involved in the inflammatory process.

Less inflammation means less heat, swelling and pain in affected tissues. As a result, many horses become more comfortable and easier to exercise within their vet’s plan.

Inflacam does not cure the underlying cause on its own. It supports comfort while your vet addresses the root problem with diagnostics and long-term management.

When Vets Use Inflacam
Your vet may prescribe Inflacam granules for horses when a horse shows:

• Ongoing lameness or stiffness
The horse is slow to warm up, struggles on turns or finds hills difficult.

• Pain linked to musculoskeletal disease
Examination and tests suggest joint or soft tissue inflammation.

• Need for controlled pain relief
The vet wants an oral NSAID as part of a structured treatment and rehab plan.

Before using Inflacam, your vet will examine your horse and review its history. They may recommend imaging or other tests to understand the cause of the pain.

How Inflacam Is Given
Inflacam granules for horses are given by mouth. The sachet contents are usually sprinkled onto a small amount of feed.

Your vet will:

• Calculate the correct amount for your horse

• Explain how often to give each dose

• Set the length of the course and any review dates

Follow these instructions carefully. Do not increase or reduce the dose yourself. If your horse leaves some medicated feed or you miss a dose, ask your vet how to proceed.

Ongoing Management and Support
Inflacam granules for horses work best when combined with good management. Your vet may also suggest:

• Weight control to reduce strain on sore joints

• Controlled, regular exercise rather than sudden hard work

• Supportive farriery and good hoof balance

• Physiotherapy, stretching or hydrotherapy where appropriate

• Joint diets or supplements, if suitable for your horse

Together, these steps help protect joints and support long-term comfort.

Safety Information
Inflacam granules for horses are a POM-V medicine. Only a veterinary surgeon can prescribe them, and they must only be used for the horse named on the prescription.

Important safety points:

• Use only as directed by your vet and on the label

• Do not give with other NSAIDs or steroids unless your vet agrees

• Contact your vet if your horse becomes dull, off food, colicky or has changes in droppings

• Tell your vet about any other health problems or medicines

People handling the sachets should wash hands after use. Store the box in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children and animals. Return any unused or expired sachets to your vet or pharmacist for safe disposal.

Used exactly as prescribed, and combined with sensible exercise and management, Inflacam granules for horses can play an important role in reducing pain and inflammation and helping horses stay more active and comfortable.

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