LLC AG Aspect (Scientific consultant)
LLC «RDE «Astrapharm» (Scientific consultant)
Russian Federation
«Center of the veterinary aid» (Main veterinarian)
FSBEIo HE «Nizhny Novgorod State Agrotechnological University named after L.Ya. Florentiev» (NNSAU) (Department of anatomy, surgery and internal diseases, Associate Professor)
employee
Russian Federation
LLC «AG «Aspect» (Veterinarian)
LLC «RDE «Astrapharm» (Leading veterinarian)
LLC «BioFeron» (Leading veterinarian)
employee
Russian Federation
employee
Russian Federation
LLC «RDE «Astrapharm» (Chief science specialist)
LLC «BioFeron» (Chief science specialist)
employee
Russian Federation
CSCSTI 68.41
The results of the study demonstrate the high efficacy of the combination of trazodone succinate and gabapentin in improving the quality of life of dogs suffering from osteoarthritis. An assessment of the dynamics of motor and play activity and emotional state of the animals showed clinically and statistically significant improvements as early as the fourth day of Trazapentin® administration. Continuation of therapy for two weeks did not lead to the development of any adverse effects, indicating a good safety profile of the drug.
Trazapentin®, gabapentin, succinate trazodone, trazodone, osteoarthritis, dogs
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