Pain Management | Vet in Orland | MID-VALLEY VETERINARY HOSPITAL

Pain Management

Because their life is precious.

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A Higher Standard of Pain Management

We understand that each pet is unique, and we offer a diverse range of pain management options to address their specific needs. Our highly personalized approach ensures that the chosen pain management strategy aligns with your pet's requirements.

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Because that's what they deserve

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We prioritize your pet’s comfort above all else.

By tailoring our pain management protocols, we aim to keep your pet as comfortable as possible to enhance their overall quality of life. Whether this involves medication, therapy, or a combination of interventions, we aim to enhance your pet's overall well-being and provide them with the highest comfort.

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Pain Management Services

Oral pain medications

Injectible pain medications:
- Librela – once-monthly injectable anti-nerve growth factor (NGF) monoclonal antibody (mAb) therapy for dogs with osteoarthritis (OA) pain.
- Solensia – once-monthly monoclonal antibody (mAb) therapy that controls feline osteoarthritis (OA) pain.
Laser therapy for acute/chronic pain:
- Class IV laser decreases inflammation, decreases pain, and accelerates the healing process by using a special light that penetrates the skin and tissue to open blood flow to the area.