Doctors Vet Carfen D Tablet (Carprofen) for Dogs

CARFEN-D TAB 10'S is a veterinary NSAID tablet containing carprofen for pain relief in dogs. It effectively reduces inflammation from osteoarthritis and post-surgical soreness.
Safe for short- or long-term use under vet supervision to improve mobility.

• Composition : Carprofen (typically 25mg, 75mg, or 100mg per tablet).
  Excipients like chewable base for palatability.
  No additional "D" component detailed; likely standard carprofen formulation.

Indications :

• Osteoarthritis pain and inflammation relief.
  
• Post-operative pain control after surgeries. 
  
• Acute injuries like tendon/ligament damage. 
  
• Chronic joint conditions for long-term management. 
  
• Fever reduction associated with inflammation.

Features :

• Targets COX-2 enzyme for effective pain relief with fewer GI side effects.
  
• Improves comfort, mobility, and quality of life in affected dogs. 
  
• Quick-acting (1-2 hours) and vet-approved for dogs only.

Directions for Use:

• Give orally once or twice daily with food.
  

• Dosage: 2mg/kg body weight initially, then 1mg/kg maintenance. 
  

• Vet-prescribed based on weight; monitor for side effects like vomiting.

Disclosure:

A licensed vendor partner will deliver this medicine to you. Once the pharmacy accepts your order, the pharmacy details will be shared with you. Acceptance of your order is based on the validity of your doctor's prescription and the availability of the medicine.

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