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Equipalazone® - a new generation of powerful equine pain relief
10 November 2020 Dechra Veterinary Products has unveiled a new apple flavoured presentation of Equipalazone, its trusted powerful pain relief product. Read more
New equine analgesic Sympagesic® from Dechra
23 October 2020 A new treatment for painful equine conditions including colic has been unveiled by Dechra Veterinary Products. Read more
Dechra announces innovative first in equine anaesthesia
09 July 2020 The first and only equine benzodiazepine1 licensed for the intravenous co-induction of anaesthesia in horses has been unveiled by Dechra Veterinary Products. Read more
Equine bronchodilator Dilaterol® joins Dechra stable
08 June 2020 Dechra Veterinary Products has added a well-known product to its equine portfolio - the easy to use oral bronchodilator Dilaterol®. Read more
Flexible products the answer to practice during COVID-19 pandemic
22 April 2020 Leading animal health specialist Dechra Veterinary Products is throwing its weight behind veterinary professionals across the country to help them adapt their day-to-day practice during the COVID-19 outbreak. Read more
Brand new Dechra Academy launches
02 April 2020 Dechra is pleased to announce that the brand new Dechra Academy is now live. Read more
Dechra webinars provide vital support to vets during Covid-19 outbreak
01 April 2020 A new series of webinars from Dechra Veterinary Products will provide vital support for veterinary professionals about how to successfully manage cases during the current COVID-19 outbreak. Read more
Dechra launches improved monitoring method for Cushingoid dogs
04 April 2018 An alternative method for monitoring dogs that are being treated for Cushing’s syndrome has been launched by Dechra Veterinary Products. Read more
‘Five Golden Rules’ to aid vets in the treatment of Addison’s disease
09 January 2017 Dechra Veterinary Products has teamed up with some of Europe’s leading endocrinologists for its latest resource to help veterinary professionals who are diagnosing and treating canine hypoadrenocorticism. Read more