If it's "LIBRELA (BERANSA, SOLENSIA)- The TRUTH", I have been in there the last 72hrs and actively engaged. It's heartbreaking in there, but everyone is so compassionate and helpful.

Yes, we did the day of and updated yesterday. 2hrs after shot, she experienced a massive (5 min) seizure, followed by seizure related blindness and confusion for ~2hr - then slept. ~8hrs of acting normal after waking. Now the last 24 has been 'focal seizures' non-stop, so we updated the report.

My otherwise healthy dog got her first shot 72hrs ago and has had seizures since - we're terrified we're going to lose her. Clean bill of health, aside from OA, from vet before the shot. Was told "100% safe - safer than traditional treatments", which I now know is not accurate.

I'm glad you're questioning. My Nova got her first dose 72hr ago and has been having seizures since - none before. Had a clean bill of health, aside from OA, before shot. Now we're terrified we might lose her. I think they're misleading the public on safety for profits. I know it helps many, but...

Thank you! I feel like there's a lot of "positive" misinformation happening about Librela. We've been living a horror story with my Nova since she got her first dose 72hr ago - been having seizures since. No prior seizures and clean bill of health aside from OA before. Vet said "100% safe".

I'll be thinking about your pup. We're going through the horrors of Librela with our Nova now. She got her first injection 72hr ago and has been having seizures since - none before, and a perfect bill of health, aside from OA, before the shot. They're misleading us on the safety of this drug.

My Nova has been one of the horror stories. She's been having constant seizures (no prior) since her 1st dose 72hrs ago and we're terrified. She received a clean bill of health at her checkup, but the VCA vet strongly recommended Librela for OA - the first treatment for OA Nova has ever received.

I don't want to alarm you, but I am terrified by Librela - I think they're misleading us on it's safety. My 15yr old got her 1st dose 72hrs ago and has been having constant seizures since - never had one before and had a clean bill of health at checkup. We're terrified of what's to come.

Yay! Glad to see more of the Angular and tech/dev community coming over here. Currently, it's so much warmer and more welcoming - here's to hoping we can keep it that way!

I also assumed it had something to do with how links work here vs X... On X, it's a URL shortener redirect - on here, they're first-class (the link you share is the link embedded in your post, not some generated URL controlled by the platform).

I've been noticing this, particularly with tech/dev/security folks - ELI5?