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Rheumocam 0.5mg/ml oral suspension for cats
PRESCRIPTION NEEDED (Pom-V)
Rheumocam 0.5mg/ml oral suspension for 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 cats with approved conditions, such as certain musculoskeletal or post-operative problems, where your vet considers meloxicam appropriate.
The flavoured liquid is supplied in 5ml and 15ml bottles and is given by mouth using the dosing syringe provided, exactly as instructed by your vet. The dose and length of treatment are always set by your veterinary surgeon based on your cat’s weight, condition and overall health.
Key points:
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POM-V meloxicam oral suspension for cats
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Used to relieve pain and inflammation in approved conditions
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0.5mg/ml strength in 5ml and 15ml bottles
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Given by mouth with the supplied dosing syringe
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Dose, duration and monitoring always decided by your vet
Rheumocam 0.5mg/ml oral suspension for cats
Rheumocam 0.5mg/ml oral suspension for cats
PRESCRIPTION NEEDED (Pom-V)
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Rheumocam 0.5mg/ml oral suspension for 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 cats with certain musculoskeletal problems, post-operative discomfort or other painful inflammatory conditions, in line with the product licence and your vet’s clinical judgement.
Pain and inflammation can significantly affect a cat’s comfort, mobility and normal behaviour. Cats in pain may become withdrawn, less active, reluctant to jump, or they may hide more than usual. Rheumocam 0.5mg/ml oral suspension for cats is one of the medicines a vet may choose as part of a wider treatment plan to reduce discomfort and support recovery while the underlying cause is investigated and managed.
Rheumocam 0.5mg/ml oral suspension for cats is supplied as a palatable liquid that is given by mouth using the measuring syringe or dosing device provided. Your vet will calculate the correct amount for your cat based on bodyweight and the condition being treated, then explain exactly how and when to give each dose. Some cats will take the liquid directly from the syringe, while others may prefer it gently placed into the side of the mouth; always follow your vet’s guidance on administration.
Because this is a POM-V medicine, Rheumocam 0.5mg/ml oral suspension for cats can only be supplied on a veterinary prescription and must only be used for the cat named on that prescription. Your vet will examine your cat, take a detailed history and, where needed, recommend further tests before deciding that an NSAID such as meloxicam is suitable. They will also consider any other illnesses, current medicines, kidney function and overall risk factors before prescribing.
Rheumocam 0.5mg/ml oral suspension for cats works by inhibiting enzymes involved in the inflammatory process. This helps to reduce swelling, heat and pain in affected tissues. The medicine does not cure the underlying cause on its own, but it can greatly improve comfort and mobility when used alongside other measures such as rest, controlled activity, weight management, physiotherapy or further medical or surgical treatment, depending on your vet’s plan.
Your vet may recommend follow-up appointments while your cat is receiving Rheumocam. At these checks they may assess your cat’s movement, willingness to jump or play, appetite, thirst, demeanour and any changes in the original problem. In some cases, especially when longer-term NSAID use is expected or if your cat has other health concerns, blood tests or additional monitoring may be advised. It is important to attend these reviews so that treatment remains safe and effective.
Like all NSAIDs, Rheumocam 0.5mg/ml oral suspension for cats can occasionally cause side effects. Not every cat will experience problems, but you should contact your vet promptly if you notice worrying changes such as reduced appetite, vomiting, diarrhoea, unusual tiredness, increased drinking or urination, or any other new symptoms after starting treatment. Your vet will weigh the potential benefits and risks before prescribing and will explain what to watch out for at home.
You should never change the dose, alter how often Rheumocam is given or stop treatment suddenly without speaking to your vet, even if your cat appears more comfortable. If you miss a dose or are unsure whether your cat has received the full amount, follow your vet’s advice or the label instructions rather than guessing.
Rheumocam 0.5mg/ml oral suspension for cats is available in 5ml and 15ml bottles, allowing your vet to choose a pack size that suits the expected length of treatment and the size of your cat. Store the bottle as directed on the label, usually in a cool, dry place, and keep it out of sight and reach of children and animals. Observe any in-use shelf life once the bottle has been opened, and return unused or expired medicine to your vet or pharmacist for safe disposal.
Used exactly as directed and combined with the wider management plan recommended by your veterinary surgeon, Rheumocam 0.5mg/ml oral suspension for cats can play an important role in controlling pain and inflammation and helping cats stay more comfortable and active.
| Weight | 0.25 kg |
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| Milliliter | 5ml, 15ml |













