FAQ

The most common side effects of Solensia include mild vomiting, diarrhea, scabbing or pain at the injection site, and itchy skin. Rarely, severe allergic reactions like anaphylaxis may occur.

Solensia is a monthly injectable monoclonal antibody treatment for managing osteoarthritis pain in cats, targeting nerve growth factor to reduce pain signals. It's administered by veterinarians and is the first FDA-approved medication specifically for this purpose.

Sucralfate is often prescribed for dogs with upset stomachs, particularly when gastrointestinal ulcers or irritations are suspected.

Sucralfate typically begins working within 1 to 2 hours after oral administration, as it forms a protective barrier over gastrointestinal ulcers to aid healing.

Sucralfate is commonly prescribed to dogs with upset stomachs as it protects and heals gastrointestinal ulcers and damaged tissues.

Sucralfate typically starts working within 1 to 2 hours by forming a protective coating over ulcers, aiding in healing and symptom relief.

Sucralfate is commonly prescribed by veterinarians to treat and protect dogs' gastrointestinal tracts during upset stomach episodes, particularly when ulcers or irritation are present.

Sucralfate typically begins working within 1 to 2 hours after administration, as it forms a protective barrier over damaged gastrointestinal tissues.

No, sucralfate should be administered on an empty stomach, typically 30–60 minutes before food.

Sucralfate generally begins forming a protective barrier within 1–2 hours after oral administration in dogs, helping soothe and protect ulcerated tissue.