Synovetin OA

Had a really fun time with the MedVet Norwalk team participating in a great CE event on targeted therapies for osteoarthritis. Dr. Tyler Clough did an incredible job, supported by Medical Director Dr. Meredith Miller and nuclear med tech Nate Torres! Synovetin OA was proud to help sponsor this event and grateful for the opportunity to partner with MedVet! Looking forward to bringing more education and awareness to general practitioners about long-lasting OA pain relief!



This treatment was studied in canine elbows and can only be given by veterinarians at hospitals licensed in nuclear medicine. Temporary discomfort in the treated elbow of some dogs has been reported. Pet owners are provided instructions to moderate proximity to the treated joint for a short period of time following treatment. For more information, talk with your veterinarian or visit www.activedognow.com.

Meet Kiba!

Before Synovetin OA®, Kiba suffered from elbow arthritis pain that made her walk with a limp!

After Synovetin OA, Kiba is back to running and playing with her friends!

This treatment was studied in canine elbows and can only be given by veterinarians at hospitals licensed in nuclear medicine. Temporary discomfort in the treated elbow of some dogs has been reported. Pet owners are provided instructions to moderate proximity to the treated joint for a short period of time following treatment. For more information, talk with your veterinarian or visit activedognow.com/cpinfo.

Osteoarthritis in dogs can develop at any age!

Daily pain medications, like NSAIDs, are often needed as young as age 2, but are daily pain medications the best option for treating canine arthritis pain?

Learn the the drawbacks, and discover new options for treating your dog's arthritis pain.

https://activedognow.com/are-daily-drugs-the-best-answer-for-treating-dog-arthritis-pain/

Veterinary hospitals throughout the United States are now offering Synovetin OA. And the list is growing every day!

If your dog is suffering from arthritis pain, Synovetin OA may be the answer.

Synovetin OA is dosed directly into the painful joint. There, it targets the source of inflammation that causes lameness and limping and drives the pain and progression of osteoarthritis.

Interested in learning more? Visit our website and use the Treatment Center Locator map to find a treatment center in your area.

https://activedognow.com/local-treatment-locations/

This treatment was studied in canine elbows and can only be given by veterinarians at hospitals licensed in nuclear medicine. Temporary discomfort in the treated elbow of some dogs has been reported. Pet owners are provided instructions to moderate proximity to the treated joint for a short period of time following treatment. For more information, talk with your veterinarian or visit activedognow.com/cpinfo.

Help your clients recognize the early signs of canine arthritis in their dogs.

Visit activedognow.com for pet owner-friendly information and resources on canine osteoarthritis that you can share with your clients.

Any dog can begin to show the signs of OA, particularly as they get older. Repetitive stress from high-intensity athletic activities, such as agility training, can increase the chances of developing arthritis.

If your dog is showing signs of arthritis pain, visit activedognow.com or ask your veterinarian about Synovetin OA.

With Synovetin OA, all it takes is a single, simple treatment that provides up to 1 full year of relief to get your dog back to doing all the things you love to do together.

This treatment was studied in canine elbows and can only be given by veterinarians at hospitals licensed in nuclear medicine. Temporary discomfort in the treated elbow of some dogs has been reported. Pet owners are provided instructions to moderate proximity to the treated joint for a short period of time following treatment. For more information, talk with your veterinarian or visit activedognow.com/cpinfo.

Some of the most popular dog breeds are affected by osteoarthritis, including German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, Labrador Retrievers, and Rottweilers.

This chronic disease can cause significant damage to the joint if not diagnosed and treated.

The main problem with OA is that it causes the progressive breakdown of the cartilage that cushions your dog's joint and enables him or her to run, jump, and play without pain.

The cartilage breakdown in OA is caused by inflammation of the thin membrane that lines the joint, called the synovium. Normally, the synovium produces fluid that lubricates and nourishes the joint; but in OA, this normal process is disrupted by inflammation. 🐕

Learn more about the role of inflammation here: https://activedognow.com/understanding-the-role-of-inflammation-in-canine-osteoarthritis-oa/

Are you struggling to find effective treatment options for you canine patients with elbow arthritis? There's now a simple, effective treatment option that works at the source of pain to provide long lasting relief.

With Synovetin OA®, 1 simple treatment can provide up to a full year of relief from elbow arthritis pain.

Learn more at synovetin.com.

This treatment was studied in canine elbows and can only be given by veterinarians at hospitals licensed in nuclear medicine. Temporary discomfort in the treated elbow of some dogs has been reported. Pet owners are provided instructions to moderate proximity to the treated joint for a short period of time following treatment. For more information, talk with your veterinarian or visit activedognow.com/cpinfo.

Difficulty going up and down stairs is just one sign of elbow arthritis pain in dogs.

If your dog is suffering from arthritis pain, ask your veterinarian about Synovetin OA®.

🐾 Synovetin OA® is a targeted approach to treatment that only treats your dog's painful joint —it doesn't go through the body like medications do and won't cause systemic side effects.

✅ Unlike medications that only mask pain, Synovetin OA works at the source of inflammation that drives the pain and progression of arthritis.

❤️ It's a fast, simple, convenient outpatient treatment that helps your best friend return to a life of running, playing, and enjoying life.

🎉 Synovetin OA is now available in your area. Find a location near you at: activedognow.com/local-treatment-locations/

This treatment was studied in canine elbows and can only be given by veterinarians at hospitals licensed in nuclear medicine. Temporary discomfort in the treated elbow of some dogs has been reported. Pet owners are provided instructions to moderate proximity to the treated joint for a short period of time following treatment. For more information, talk with your veterinarian or visit activedognow.com/cpinfo.

Synovetin OA® is a very different way to treat dog arthritis joint pain.

It treats pain at its source. 1 simple treatment is all it takes to give your canine patients up to 1 full year of osteoarthritis pain relief.

Learn more at activedognow.com 🐾
This treatment was studied in canine elbows and can only be given by veterinarians at hospitals licensed in nuclear medicine. Temporary discomfort in the treated elbow of some dogs has been reported. Pet owners are provided instructions to moderate proximity to the treated joint for a short period of time following treatment. For more information, talk with your veterinarian or visit activedognow.com/cpinfo.

Osteoarthritis in dogs can develop at any age. However, there are some factors that can increase your dog's chances of developing arthritis including:
🐾 Obesity
🐾 Previous injuries
🐾 Stress from repetitive athletic activities

Head to our blog to learn 3 things you should know about canine elbow OA:
https://activedognow.com/why-is-your-dog-limping-3-things-to-know-about-arthritis-in-dogs/

Dogs can get arthritis in their joints just like people!

Canine osteoarthritis (OA) is a very common cause of limping and lameness in dogs.

In fact, roughly 25% of all adult dogs in the US have osteoarthritis!

Learn more at activedognow.com

Today is the International Day of Veterinary Medicine. ❤️

We would like to say thank you to all the veterinary professionals out there dedicated to bettering the lives of their patients!

We are honored to work with so many incredible veterinary professionals who partner with us to administer Synovetin OA® to dogs suffered from elbow arthritis.

Thanks for all you do!
The Synovetin Team