Study the Amelioration Efficacy of a Polyherbal Spray for the Treatment of Osteoarthritic Pain and Inflammation in Dogs and Cats

The study evaluated the amelioration effectiveness of polyherbal spray (PHS) in treating osteoarthritic pain and inflammation in dogs and cats. The study involved 26 animals aged 1.0-8.0 years who were diagnosed with pain and swelling due to osteoarthritis disorders. The animals were treated with PHS for 7 consecutive days or until complete recovery. The assessment parameters included pain, swelling, edema reduction, activity level, recovery time, and product performance. The results showed significant reductions in pain, swelling, edema, activity level scores, and recovery time. The mean product performance score was 3.92. After 4 consecutive days of twice-a-day treatment, the dogs and cats experienced complete relief from osteoarthritic pain and inflammation. The study recommends PHS as a complementary prophylactic safe therapy alongside standard treatment for these conditions.