Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs (30 g)

Aspirin Gel Relief for Joint Discomfort

Product Description

Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs is an oral aspirin gel formulated to provide temporary relief from arthritis pain, inflammation, and fever. The easy-to-administer gel offers a convenient alternative to tablets, featuring a natural liver flavor to enhance acceptance. Administer the dose by body weight using the included syringe, and do not exceed the labeled dosing frequency.

Benefits

• Pain Relief: Provides temporary relief from arthritis-related discomfort.
• Reduces Inflammation: Helps relieve inflammation associated with joint irritation.
• Fever Support: Provides temporary relief of fever in dogs.
• Easy Dosing: Oral gel supports accurate, weight-based dosing.
• Palatable Flavor: Natural liver flavor helps improve acceptance.

Ingredients

Active Ingredient: Aspirin.
Inactive Ingredients: Soybean oil, salmon oil, silicon dioxide, natural liver flavor.

How to Use

Dosage & Administration Instructions

• Weight-Based Dose: Give ½ cc per 25 lb body weight.
• Max Frequency: Do not give more than twice daily.
• Oral Delivery: Place gel on the back of the tongue using a syringe.
• Measure Carefully: Use the syringe to measure the correct volume.
• Vet Guidance: Consult a veterinarian before extended or frequent use.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Dogs Only: Do not use Durvet AspirFlex Gel on cats.
• Overdose Signs: Watch for lethargy, vomiting, or diarrhea.
• Medication Caution: Consult a veterinarian if using other NSAIDs or steroids.
• Bleeding Risk: Avoid use in dogs with bleeding disorders or aspirin sensitivity.
• Puppy Guidance: Consult a veterinarian before giving to young puppies.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs used for?

Ans: Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs is used for temporary relief of arthritis pain, inflammation, and fever. The aspirin-based oral gel offers an alternative for dogs that resist tablets, providing support for weight-based dosing with the included syringe.

Q2: What is the active ingredient in Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs?

Ans: The active ingredient in Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs is aspirin. Aspirin functions as an analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and antipyretic ingredient, which is why the product is labeled for temporary relief of pain, inflammation, and fever.

Q3: What is the correct dosage for Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs?

Ans: The labeled dosage for Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs is ½ cc per 25 pounds of body weight. Administer the measured gel orally using the syringe, and do not exceed the recommended dosing frequency on the label.

Q4: How often can Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs be given?

Ans: Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs should not be given more than twice daily. Follow weight-based dosing each time, measure the dose carefully with the syringe, and consult a veterinarian before using the product for extended periods or for frequent ongoing dosing.

Q5: How do I administer Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs?

Ans: Administer Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs orally by placing the measured gel on the back of the dog’s tongue using the syringe. Accurate measurement supports correct dosing, and the natural liver flavor may help improve acceptance.

Q6: What inactive ingredients are in Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs?

Ans: Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs lists soybean oil, salmon oil, silicon dioxide, and natural liver flavor as inactive ingredients. These components help form the gel, support consistency, and improve palatability for easier administration in dogs.

Q7: Can Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs be used with other pain medications?

Ans: Consult a veterinarian before using Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs with other NSAIDs or corticosteroids. Combining pain or anti-inflammatory medications can increase the risk of adverse effects, so veterinary guidance is recommended when other therapies are involved.

Q8: What side effects or overdose signs should be monitored?

Ans: Monitor dogs for lethargy, vomiting, or diarrhea when using Durvet AspirFlex Gel for Dogs. These signs may indicate intolerance or overdose. If symptoms occur, discontinue use and contact a veterinarian, especially if signs persist.

Q9: Can Durvet AspirFlex Gel be used for cats or other pets?

Ans: No. Durvet AspirFlex Gel is labeled for use in dogs only and should not be administered to cats. If pain relief is needed for a cat or another animal, consult a veterinarian for a species-appropriate recommendation and dosing guidance.