October 11 FPTP NL

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Managing osteoarthritis in cats can feel fraught due to the perceived risk of extended NSAID use. A pooled analysis of 4 prospective clinical trials involving cats treated with robenacoxib for chronic musculoskeletal disease was performed to identify adverse effects with at least 1% incidence.

Discover what’s worth worrying about when recommending extended use of NSAIDs in cats.

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With legal access to marijuana increasing, so are cases of toxicosis in the vet clinic. A new study asks if you can rely on available tests for humans to diagnose marijuana toxicity in dogs.

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NSAIDs can alleviate musculoskeletal pain in cats, but many clinicians are wary of potential adverse effects with long-term use. A pooled analysis of 4 clinical trials asks if those worries are overblown.

NSAIDs can alleviate musculoskeletal pain in cats, but many clinicians are wary of potential adverse effects with long-term use. A pooled analysis of 4 clinical trials asks if those worries are overblown.