Arthramid® for Canines

Next Generation Joint Treatment

Arthramid® targets the joint’s synovial membrane—the soft tissue that produces joint fluid. After injection, it gradually integrates into this membrane, a process that takes approximately 2 weeks.

This process helps restore flexibility, reduce stiffness, and improve overall joint health.

By reinforcing the joint lining, Arthramid®:

  • Restores flexibility and stability in the joint
  • Improves joint fluid quality, which cushions, nourishes cartilage, and reduces friction
  • Helps break the cycle of arthritis and supports long-term joint health

With Arthramid®, your dog can enjoy a more active, comfortable life—helping them get back to running, playing, and moving with ease.

Why Vets and Dog Owners Trust Arthramid®

  • Long-lasting relief from osteoarthritis
  • Improves mobility and joint health
  • Safe, non-invasive, and backed by 20+ years of research
  • Works for all stages of osteoarthritis, from early to advanced
  • Reduces the need for daily pills or frequent injections
  • Safe for use in multiple joints

Proven Results: What the studies show about Arthramid®

  • 85% of dogs show relief from the clinical signs of osteoarthritis.
  • 44% of dogs reduced or discontinued the use of NSAID’s after treatment.
  • 63% of dogs reduced or stopped the use of other pain medications.
  • Improved mobility & range of motion in treated joints.
  • Long-lasting benefits with increased freedom of movement and overall improvement in quality of life over time.
Canine Arthramid dosing recommendations

Dose & Administration

Arthramid® is for intra-articular injection by a veterinarian. Strict aseptic technique is essential to prevent contamination of the injection site.

The dose injected into a joint is at the discretion of the veterinarian and may vary depending on the volume of the joint and/or the severity or duration of the disease.

Arthramid® is supplied in a pre-filled 1mL syringe sealed via a Leur lock fitting. Arthramid® is for intra-articular injection only by a veterinarian.

Arthramid® should be administered via a sterile 20-23g needle using aseptic injection technique protocols to prevent contamination of the injection site

Post-Treatment Care

Your dog’s joint comfort will gradually improve as Arthramid® takes effect.

The gel integrates into the joint’s synovium within 2 weeks, but visible improvement in your dog’s movement and comfort may take up to 6 weeks. Trust the process and allow time for the treatment to deliver its full benefits.

How to Support Your Dog’s Recovery post injection

To help your dog get the most out of their treatment, follow these simple steps:

  1. Rest for 48 hours: Keep activity minimal for the first two days.
  2. Controlled exercise: Stick to short, gentle leash walks for the next 2 to 4 weeks, slowly increasing duration as your vet advises.
  3. Vet check-up: Schedule a re-examination with your vet 4 to 6 weeks after treatment.
  4. Continue rehab: If your dog has a rehab plan, keep following it as recommended.

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