Specialist pain relief for dogs and cats — Somerset & Devon

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If your dog has been prescribed gabapentin or pregabalin for chronic pain, you might be wondering how these drugs work and whether they are the right choice for your dog. We’ve taken a look…
Librela has become one of the most talked-about developments in veterinary medicine in recent years. For many dogs with arthritis, it has made a real and welcome difference. For others, and their owners, expectations…
Scentwork has been shown to increase optimism in healthy dogs, and is likely to be beneficial mental stimulation for dogs with pain and mobility issues. Professional trainers can be found through Scentwork UK but…
Just like humans, dogs can experience different types of pain – and each one requires a unique approach to treatment. Whether it’s the result of an injury, chronic condition, or something more complex, understanding…
Pet Pain Relief are pleased to support the Dulverton Fun Run and Canicross Event on 14th September https://visitdulverton.com/events/dulverton-trail-fun-run-canicross/ so, ahead of entries opening on 26th May, we thought it was helpful to recap the…
At Pet Pain Relief we specialise in advanced, non-surgical therapies for dogs living with chronic pain. Among the most promising regenerative treatments we offer is Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy, used to support healing in…
Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) is emerging as an effective solution for managing chronic pain in animals, offering anti-inflammatory and analgesic benefits. It modulates inflammatory pathways, making it a potential alternative to traditional drugs. Individualised treatment plans…
Chronic pain treatments for dogs may be limited in effectiveness. Ketamine may serve as an adjunct treatment, but the lack of randomized studies raises questions about its true impact on pain relief compared to…