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Reply To: Galliprant for Osteoarthritis anyone?

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Scherry H
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Thanks to all who responded! I didn’t want to write a novel here about my dog’s history but anon 101 is correct. My dog is on his last try with NSAIDS due to intolerance. All was well for a few days with galliprant now all of the sudden I have I scooter. My boy is ten I know everything about him down to how many times his heart beats per minute. Lol. Not really but sort of. That is why the sudden scoot is significant! And no the vets are not the best at discussing these things objectively for whatever reason, that is why I came here with my question. I had read the entire thread thoroughly before I even started the galliprant a few days ago. There was one comment about scooting and I remembered it but couldn’t relocate it. I feel like real opinions from real case studies from dog owners and their pets have way more value than any vet I have ever had. So again, I am so grateful for all of you. A healthy dog can end up in ER within hours from NSAIDS, look it up. It’s true. Thanks anon101 !