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I wish I had seen the Librela pages maybe my girl would still be here.

Librela has not been tested enough! Sadly our poor dogs are being used as test subjects and the tests are failing!

So sorry for your loss! The same happened with our spaniel. Nobody cares! They only push this for money and they don't care about pets or pets parents who suffer a terrible loss and leave us with guilt! I've cared for my dog for 17 years and I didn't even had the chance to say goodbye properly! She started having seizures and I knew I can't leave her to have another one in case that she doesn't woke up and then she dies in agony. I had to have her last ride with the car and that was our way to the vets to end her life. Im Absolutely shattered

Thank you for relating the impressions of your at home vet death dula. I believe they see so much and can inform our experience and direction before at home euthanization is required. My death dula vet was an angel and after a year of surgeries and procedures that did not improve his quality of life, helped my small poodle pass without pain to freedom. Our conversation helped with my guiding his littermate who I rescued with him from a hoarding situation 15 years prior and now she is 16 years and 3 months and we are hoping for more healthy years ahead. Love and Prayers for Meadow.

Have you read the Canadian leaflet and the description of the tests done by Zoetis on this medication. Are you aware of their trial for the human version of librela. Trial which was interrupted before the end because it was destroying people's joins? Once you read the documentation on librela, come back here to give us how we'll librela was tested on dog.

Exactly! Way too many dogs are being harmed! Will I ever use it on another dog? No way! Absolutely not even as a last resort!

I’m so very sorry. We also lost our dog six weeks after she was given Librela. She suffered. I will never ever allow another pet of mine to get Librela. Not even as a last resort I watched my poor girl suffer.

@@Cyn-i5i Thanks for the sentiment. It’s been a month , but I’m still choked up. It must have been terrible for you. My wife is really upset because Lili trusted us and we failed to protect her. I wish we could sue these people, but where do you start?

Exactly, you don't know. My dog was in perfect health - she hesitated going up a flight of stairs so the vet recommended Librela even though he suggested she could have cataracts or other issues that made her hesitant to climb stairs - no diagnosis of osteoarthritis. Within 36 hours of the injection, she was dead. It was the most traumatic, horrific event I've ever witnessed. I wouldn't wish the side effects she experienced on my worst enemy. Use this drug as a last resort if at all. It's not a safe drug and the manufacturer knows this. Canadian package inserts warn of serious adverse reactions that are missing from U.S. inserts. Why?

This happened to our girl too. Exactly the same outcome. We buried her 1 week ago. My wife and I are traumatized. We watched her die horribly on the third day . She had a seizure and lost her ability to walk. She never got up again. 😢😢😢

Exactly-- it is not a safe drug. Use it with caution. Many have had to euthanize their dogs from the serious adverse reactions.

My dog died a horrible death in front of us. She got the shot on Thursday afternoon and died Sunday night. She was a happy, healthy dog with a little weakness in her hindquarters. The vet suggested this drug but didn’t mention any side effects or the possibility of death. Please tell your story if this drug hurt or killed your dog. Don’t grieve in vain.😢😢😢

​@@fearlessleader1436 I am so very sorry for your loss. I also lost one of mine to librela. Fortunately it had no effects whatsoever on my other one. Horrible drug if prescribed indiscriminately as it seems to be too often.

Thanks so much. She was so much part of our family and we got her after we retired. She was with us every day for 8 years. I am sorry for your loss too. I tell everyone I know who has an elderly dog to be wary of this drug and all shots after the dog is about ten years old. Older dogs can’t bounce bag like the younger ones.

@@PoleiceCidcorn My dog had a seizure after her last rabies vaccine as well. I don’t think older dogs can take the stress. I’m not a vet but that’s what I saw.

I’ve seen the same I’m so sorry I tried this

My dog reacted well initially to this drug, but soon it made no difference, but she developed uncontrolled itching and doggy dementia - so I stopped it.

I"m so sorry. My dog died within 36 hours of the drug, exhibiting similar symptoms. For those who survive, it takes weeks to clear from the system and is heartbreaking to watch your pet suffer through side effects that are listed only in Canadian package inserts not in U.S.?

My dog died in 3 days also. She was taken by this horrible drug. We should sue the company. I can’t think straight. It’s only been 1 week since her death. My wife and I are inconsolable. Please be careful.😢😢😢

I wish I could turn back in time and refuse Librela! I will carry guilt because I didn't had the chance to say goodbye to my loved Tesa because it happened so quick. She was a healthy dog except some arthritis due to her age and I just thought I will help her. I'm absolutely shattered in million pieces. Please don't give it to your dog unless you're 100% informed about the side effects.

The timeframe for observing improvement with Librela can vary from dog to dog. While some dogs may experience noticeable relief shortly after starting treatment, for others, it may take several weeks or even months to see significant improvement. According to the transcript, if there is no improvement after the second dose, it is unlikely to have an effect for that particular dog. However, complete lack of response is relatively rare. Therefore, it's essential to monitor the dog's progress closely and consult with a veterinarian if there are concerns about the treatment's effectiveness.

And there are more and more every single day!

Do you have an update? How many Injections has he had?

@@cynthiave5221 Sure! :) He has had two injections so far and will soon have his third. We noticed a significant improvement, especially after the first injection. Shortly before, he wasn't able to use his affected leg at all, but then a few days after the injection he was jumping around on the bed like a little deer. So I can really recommend Librela, even though there's of course never a guarantee (with any drug). I'm curious to see whether the positive effect will last for an even longer period of time, e.g. a year or more. Maybe I'll give another update then.

How is your dog doing?

How's he doing? after finding out the news from our vet that our 9 year Flatcoat also has some arthritic issues we're unsure whether to try Librela.

following - just injected out 10.5yr old Flat coat who is starting to show signs of join discomfort.

​@@NaturalHealthResources, if it's early time for your dog. It's too early to risk librela. Please download the Canadian leaflet to know the real extent of the side effects and what the trials were.

​@@jaysysumakaRatMaster3, make sure that you have an osteoarthritis diagnosis confirmed by imagery before considering librela. Your dog must be free of cardiac, neurological and liver/kidney issues to be able to withstand librela. Download the Canadian leaflet to know the real extent of the side effects and conditions of trials performed by Zoetis.

what happen?

all treatments come with side effects. If it is not appropriate for your dog then don't use it on your dog

@@deedrole5296 You are correct and that is why we should look for other alternatives before pressing the easy button. This drug in particular is a dangerous band aid for what is an underlying issue. Most arthritis, inflammation, and even allergies are a result of leaky gut in dogs, cause by the kibble we feed them and over vaccination. You don't have to believe me, you can research it yourself. With better diet and simple supplements these issues in many cases can be reversed. These animals have no voice and are at our mercy as to what is being pumped into them.

@@deedrole5296 You are correct and this is why we should seek out other (better) alternatives like getting our dogs off of kibble, and giving them simple supplements, instead of pressing the easy button which is in many cases is just a band aid for the underlying issues. Leaky gut is the cause of most arthritis, inflammation, and even allergies. These poor animals have no voice and are at our mercy as to what is being injected into them.

@@deedrole5296 You don't know if the side effects will hit your dog till it does. And then it was too late.

@@Nina-vs2qtexactly and Zoetis reps are not being truthful with our vets! It’s not a miracle drug with no side effects!

How is Snoop doing now?

How's Snoop doing now? Hope he's okai

How is Snoop doing?

@@Pacifictocanyon I wish I could believe you, but so many people have told their horror stories about this drug. You shouldn’t recommend it without at least an ounce of caution. We heard nothing but good things about from our Vet, but he was wrong.

I’m so sorry to hear that. Watching our senior pets health fail it heartbreaking.I feel your pain.

on the bright side she is walking again, after a lot of physio, @@fransak2723

Was that reversible ???

Yes, it was, thank fully. It has taken from May 21 after the first shot when the ataxia started leading to her not being able to bear weight on her rear legs, until early Sept before she started to walk, she still does fall over sometimes. I did about an hour of physio a day from the end of May till mid Sept, along with at home laser therapy. So yes it is reversable, but work must be put into the dog to keep muscle mass and strength. She was on a very short course of pred in Aug, but it had to be stopped as it caused her liver enzymes to increase ten-fold @@bekanimal Once she was unable to bear weight in May, I did some research and made the decision if she was going to have to live in a wheelchair, and/or inside the house aids I was committed to it, and truly never expectefd her to walk again.

Thats a common side effect from this drug many dogs are killed by it and its only been out a short time!

It could be, I’ve seen a few websites saying it can upset the digestive system

Yes, Librela can cause digestive issues. How is your dog doing?

Stop the injections before it’s too late. It killed my dog!!

Any luck?

I hope it helps! Please lmk if it is working for your boy.

hopefully it works

How is your dog doing?

This will kill your dog! Stop giving it to them

Same thing happened to my dog she was having open payometra which could be cure by medicine but doctor did not suggest us medicine and 2stage open payometra starting stage they remove uterus I show this to other vet he told it could be cure by medicine there are some doctors for money they do this thing but God Is great no one has right to play with someone life

Bc it masks pain but what is it causing by doing so?

@@alexandrac9536 my dog is 14....it's a balancing act as is all late life care...masking pain is dangerous because they can hurt themselves, there might be long term affects but when the alternative is euthanasia sooner than later it's a no brainer. No medication is ever without a cost

I hope you feel better soon! Spread of coronavirus to pets can happen but they are more likely to carry the disease on their fur than they are to become sick themselves. You can reduce the chance of transmission by being on top of hygiene. Be sure to keep a close eye on her and call your vet if you are worried 🐱