Deramaxx

What is Deramaxx?

Deramaxx contains deracoxib, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). It works by reducing inflammation and pain associated with osteoarticular disorders. By blocking certain enzymes involved in the inflammatory process, Deramaxx helps improve comfort and mobility in dogs.
This medication is specifically formulated for veterinary use and is often part of a comprehensive chronic pain management plan.

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What is Deramaxx used for?

Deramaxx is indicated in dogs to:

• relieve pain associated with osteoarthritis
• reduce joint inflammation
• improve mobility and quality of life

It may be used long term under veterinary supervision, with regular follow-up evaluations.

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Dosage

Deramaxx is available as palatable chewable tablets in the following strengths:

• 25 mg
• 75 mg
• 100 mg

The prescribed strength and quantity are determined by the veterinarian based on the dog’s weight and the severity of pain.

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How and how often should I give Deramaxx to my pet?

Deramaxx is given orally, usually once daily, according to the veterinary prescription.
It may be given with or without food, although administration with a meal may improve digestive tolerance.
It is important to follow the duration and dosing frequency prescribed by the veterinarian.

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What are the side effects and precautions associated with Deramaxx?

Deramaxx is generally well tolerated in dogs, but mild and temporary side effects may occur:

• vomiting or diarrhea
• loss of appetite
• temporary lethargy

Important precautions:

• do not combine with other NSAIDs or corticosteroids
• monitor kidney and digestive function during long-term treatment
• contact your veterinarian if persistent vomiting or black stools occur

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