Veko Firo Gard Pro 227mg Tablet (Firocoxib) for Dogs

This beef-flavored "Yum Tab" provides targeted pain relief by selectively inhibiting COX-2 enzymes while sparing COX-1 to minimize GI side effects. The probiotic component supports gut health during therapy, making it suitable for chronic joint conditions or short-term post-op use.

• Composition : Firocoxib: 227 mg (active COX-2 inhibitor).
  
• Lactic Acid Bacillus or similar probiotics.
  
• Beef flavor base, cellulose, magnesium stearate excipients.

Indications :

• Osteoarthritis pain and inflammation control.
  
• Post-surgical pain after orthopedic/soft tissue procedures.
  
• Chronic joint stiffness, lameness in dogs >12 months old.

Features :

• 350-430x more COX-2 selective than older NSAIDs.
  
• Rapid pain relief improves mobility within days.
  
• Probiotic reduces diarrhea risk during treatment.
  
• Palatable chewable form ensures compliance.

Directions for Use:

• Dosage: 5 mg/kg once daily (1 tab for 45-50 kg dog).
  

• Give with/without food; scored for half-dosing.
  

• Osteoarthritis: ongoing; post-op: max 3 days.
  

• Vet monitoring required; avoid in breeding/pregnant dogs.

Disclosure:

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