“This really helps my dog with his arthritis. One way I know is that I once let his Galliprant prescription lapse for a few days. In that short time, I could clearly see my dog was struggling with pain. Just walking he seemed uncomfortable. I won't let that happen again. Galliprant really works.”
“My dog has severe arthritis and needs this medication so she can continue to stand up and walk. She is a Golden Retriever 13 years old, so she needs a little help. I do definitely believe Galliprant is the new 'Miracle' drug for dogs; with little to no side effects. AWESOME. I had to purchase two strengths because she takes 100mg per day and those are on backorder. I will be giving her 1-60mg + 2-20mg per day to equal the 100mg.”
“Vet ordered this, $87.00, pretty expensive for forever. Found this web site and it is $20.00 cheaper for a month. I will order from Allivet. It works so well. My 14 yr old Aussie tore his ACL and within 2 weeks with Tramadol for pain he can now put 90 percent weight on it.”
“Products and prices are great, however customer service is awful! Don't try to call they don't answer and do not return calls!!! I tried for 3 days and left 3 messages, I also sent an e mail and didn't get a response, i don't think I'll be ordering from them anymore!”
“Roxy had TTA surgery last November, and has been on various meds to help her heal, and reduce the pain of the procedure. She has had a difficult time, and the veterinarian recommended steroids...She is only 4 years old, and I do not want to go down that path...When I saw the reviews, and read that Galliprant appears to be a safe alternative, I asked to give it a try...I can tell you she is responding positively to this medication.”
“My 10-year-old Border collie has arthritis pain in his wrist, which caused him depression, and no other Rx pain medicines helped. After using Galliprant his pain lessened and his attitude changed. He is happy again and wants to play. The pain relief lasts about 12 hours. There are still days when he won't put weight on his wrist, or it shakes, but without the Galliprant he's definitely in more pain. Also Galliprant is very expensive! At first he would easily eat the pills but now he won't - he decided he doesn't like the flavor, so we have to trick him by placing the Galiprant in/with a treat. We are also working on weight loss for him hoping that will also ease his pain. We're glad our vet recommended this and that it works. Just wish the pain relief lasted longer and that is wasn't as expensive.”
