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Solensia should be called Silencia because this drug that Zoetis sells will kill your cat. It did mine and I wish I have never agreed to the injection. Shame on Zoetis and vets that prescribe it.

My cat shelby was on Solensia for about 8 months. She had kidney disease buuy was still being monitored by Vetrinary Imaging of San Diego for having I-131 radiation treatment so she had regular bloodwork follow ups per the contract I signed. She was fine holding at stage 1 until this last shot. She stopped eating, wasnt as active, laid around alot mostly in her sisters bed who just passed away at 17.5 yrs old, and she started having a limp, she was letargic, and showing weakness in her hind legs to the point she couldnt lift her legs to get into the litter box, her leg started to drag and I brought her to the vet 4 days after her shot. The devastating news was that she was in renal failure & they were sorry. Fluids at the vet didnt help but made her comfortable until she passed with lap of love the next day. I watched her deterorate over the next 24 hours. It was brutal. I lost both of my cats 9 weeks apart. Thought I was doing something helpful for her not killing her. I will never trust this company again. As much as I want justice for shelby, I know it wont bring her back or change what happened. I do hope this company takes responsibility in what they have cost so many people. I lost my fur child because of you.

Sono un medico veterinario. Ho avuto un caso di anemia emolitica in un cane dopo il periodo di somministrazione di Apoquel, ovviamente dopo aver fatto tutti gli accertamenti necessari per escludere le altre cause siamo giunti alla conclusione che la cosa più probabile che l’avesse scatenata era proprio Apoquel. E qui apriti cielo, l’informatrice della Zoetis che si occupa della zona ci ha trattato come degli incompetenti (anche se parlando si era dimostrata abbastanza ignorante come veterinaria) e non si è più fatta sentire per fare la segnalazione come prevede la legge. Stesso discorso nel loro sito, devi compilare un modulo online e verrai ricontattato per fare la segnalazione; ovviamente nessuno ci ha mai richiamato. È la classica casa farmaceutica che fa i soldi sulla pelle degli animali. Pessima azienda e pessimi impiegati, non prescrivo più i vostri prodotti!

Shame on Zoetis for not fulfilling their commitment to their Vanguard CRlyme product guarantee! My dog contracted Lyme disease 11 months after our vet administered this drug and the company has refused to pay for our tests and treatment! Pet owners beware of this drug company!

Did Librela Almost Kill My Dog After One Shot? I have a cautionary tale about Librela. We almost lost our ten year old GSD last week. He's apparently recovering but please consider the following: Gunner has been in very good health. We have over 35 years experience with GSDs and we know that as they get older, and we've had them live to 15, they tend to develop a bit of arthritis. I'd been using Dasaquin for Gunner for about a month, but during his routine vet visit I was told about Librela (bedinvetmab injection), a once a month monoclonal injection for same. I was told by my vet, and I quote, "It has NO SIDE EFFECTS!" Further, our son uses it on his English Mastiff and it works well for him. We got the first shot. Everything was fine for about a week. Gunner then developed heavy breathing, became extremely lethargic, got very weak in the rear, and lost his appetite. We took him to the vet. Blood work showed no real abnormalities. They sent us home after giving him fluids and three prescriptions. It was then that I, too late, researched the drug. Gunner was a textbook case for almost all of its known side effects, and being a monoclonal there is no "antidote" other than time and supportive care. The side effects are not pretty to say the least. There are also Librela horror stories all over Facebook and the net. This is day 13 post shot, and we have gradually seen a turnaround for the better. We've been giving him anti-nausea meds and an antibiotic, Lions Mane liquid and a few other detoxifying herbs along with bone broth with turmeric. We've been feeding him boiled skinless and boneless chicken breast and boiled top round. His appetite has somewhat returned but it's sporadic! His voluntary mobility is increasing as is his rear end stability. He was briefly playing with his stuffed toys earlier today. I THINK we're out of the woods. I'm not saying don't use Librela, that's your decision and, as I said above, our son's dog, an English Mastiff, has done well with it, but PLEASE, before you do, research it very well, visit a few of the many websites where owners describe what has happened to their dogs and cats (Yes, there is a feline version.) after using it, and make an informed decision! Above all, don't believe the "No Side Effects" statement! What you ultimately need to determine for yourself is, are the apparent risks abd ensuing vet bills worth the possible benefits. I've seen human drugs yanked from the market for less than this! I called Zoetis to report what happened and, frankly, they didn't seem to care or be interested. At all! We only had one shot and for us it's one and done! BTW, there are reports of canine deaths after only one shot! I consider us lucky. Hopefully Gunner will be be OK and have many more years with us! My next contact will be with the FDA! In my opinion Librela should be removed from the market forthwith!

If you're wondering why Zoetis's products are so bad, you need to look at the people who work at the company. They hire the absolute bottom of the barrel, as I have seen with my own eyes. They're a den of scumbags.

I am sitting at an emergency vet right now waiting to see a doctor for my cat who was on Selensia for 6 months. When my kitty was put on Selensia for arthritis I was not aware that the drug can cause itching around a cat’s face. My kitty started itching and scratching and developed a terrible ear Infection as well as a hematoma. My vet treated the ear infection and lanced the hematoma but the hematoma keeps coming back. Today is my third visit to a vet within the last 7 days and my vet bills are already close to $1000. My cat is only 9 years old and was otherwise very healthy before Selencia. I have a friend whose cat was on selencia during the same time and had almost identical issues. I would not recommend that your kitty be given this drug. It was not studied enough before the manufacturer put it out on the market!

Would give 0 if I could. Their drugs kill dogs!