Pain Management
Understanding Pain in Pets
Pain in pets, whether due to injury, illness, or chronic conditions, can greatly impact their quality of life. Recognizing and addressing pain is essential for ensuring the well-being and comfort of your beloved feline or canine companion. At Society Hill Veterinary Hospital, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive pain management solutions to improve your pet’s comfort and overall health.
Signs of Pain in Pets
Identifying signs of pain in your pet is crucial for timely intervention. Common indicators include:
- Lethargy or reduced activity
- Change in appetite
- Restlessness or agitation
- Vocalization (whimpering, whining, or meowing)
- Limping or favoring one leg
- Hiding or withdrawal
- Aggression or irritability
If you notice any of these signs in your pet, it’s essential to consult with our experienced veterinarians for a thorough evaluation and personalized pain management plan.
Learn more about the symptoms and signs of OA in your pet by following the checklist:
Pain Management Options
Our team at Society Hill offers a range of pain management options to address your pet’s unique needs:
Medications
- Pain Relievers: We prescribe safe and effective pain medications to alleviate your pet’s discomfort.
- Anti-inflammatory Drugs: Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) can reduce pain and inflammation.
Librela (for Canines)
Librela is a powerful solution to control Osteoarthritis pain in dogs. With just one monthly injection, it offers long-term pain control, specifically targeting the key driver of pain. Say goodbye to daily oral medications.
Solensia (for Felines)
Solensia is the first FDA-Approved treatment to effectively manage OA pain in cats. This once-monthly injection helps your cat regain mobility and relieves the pain associated with osteoarthritis.
If your pet is suffering from pain, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Early intervention is crucial to ensuring their comfort and well-being.
At Society Hill we are committed to providing compassionate and effective pain management for your furry friend. Call us at (215) 627-5955 to schedule a consultation with our caring team of veterinarians. Your pet’s comfort is our priority.
