METACAM 2MG SOLUTION FOR INJECTION 10ML | ANTI-INFLAMMATORY FOR CATS

In a cat's postoperative period, pain management begins in the clinic. METACAM 2MG INJECTABLE SOLUTION 10ML | ANTI-INFLAMMATORY FOR CATS is an injectable solution from Boehringer Ingelheim containing meloxicam, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug with analgesic and antipyretic properties, indicated in cats for pain and inflammation following surgery.

For what do you use it

It is indicated in cats for the relief of mild to moderate postoperative pain and inflammation following surgical procedures such as orthopedic and soft tissue surgery. Meloxicam belongs to the group of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), and the manufacturer states that adverse reactions typical of this group are, in most cases, transient.

How it is presented

• 10 ml vial of injectable solution
• Active ingredient: meloxicam, 2 mg per ml
• Target species: cats; the manufacturer excludes cats under 6 weeks old or weighing less than 2 kg

How it is administered

The route of administration is subcutaneous, and the veterinarian is responsible for its administration, usually during the surgical procedure. The manufacturer indicates a single dose and warns that it should not be combined with other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) or glucocorticoids, and that a treatment-free period should be observed if the cat has previously received other anti-inflammatory medications.

FAQ

Can I administer METACAM 2MG INJECTABLE SOLUTION 10ML | ANTI-INFLAMMATORY FOR CATS myself at home?

It is an injectable solution for veterinary use; its administration is carried out by the professional.

What type of surgeries is it used for?

For mild to moderate postoperative pain following orthopedic or soft tissue surgery in cats.

Is it suitable for kittens?

Not for cats under 6 weeks old or weighing less than 2 kg, according to the manufacturer.

Can it be combined with other anti-inflammatories?

No; the manufacturer expressly advises against it. Any other treatment should be discussed with a veterinarian.

What should I do if my cat loses its appetite or vomits after surgery?

Contact your veterinarian: the manufacturer indicates that adverse reactions may occur, which should be assessed by a professional.

This product is used under direct veterinary supervision; if you have any questions about your cat's recovery, consult your veterinarian.