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carprofen

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carprofen
a propionic acid derivative, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agent used as an analgesic in dogs and cats.
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Drugs that can be given include buffered aspirin, NSAIDS like carprofen, deramaxx, ketoprofen, and EtoGesic.
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