# Jump Buddy (Carprofen) Dose for Dogs: Strengths & Dose Calculator

> Jump Buddy is a 100 mg carprofen tablet for dogs from Veko Care, Pune (India). No label dose was found online; the carprofen dose on US labels is 4.4 mg/kg a day.

- Source page: https://wevet.in/vet-products/jump-buddy-carprofen/
- Type: Vet product
- Publisher: WeVet
- Updated: 2026-11-02
- Medically reviewed by: Dr. Ravi Baraiya, B.V.Sc. (2026-11-02)
- Audience: veterinarians and veterinary students

Jump Buddy is a 100 mg carprofen tablet for dogs from Veko Care, Pune (India) [1]. No label dose was found online; the carprofen dose on US labels is 4.4 mg/kg a day [2].

- Brand: Jump Buddy
- Contains: Carprofen
- Company: Veko Care
- Label species: label not available online
- Data from: India

## Strengths

- Jump Buddy 100 mg tablet: Carprofen 100 mg per tablet (reported, [1])

## Dose by species

| Species | Use | Dose | Route | How often | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dogs | Osteoarthritis / post-operative pain — once daily (Label: 2 mg/lb. For surgery give about 2 hours before the procedure.) | 4.4 mg/kg [3] | PO | Once daily | Reference — carprofen |
| Dogs | Osteoarthritis / post-operative pain — divided (Label: 1 mg/lb twice daily.) | 2.2 mg/kg [3] | PO | Twice daily | Reference — carprofen |

## Warnings and precautions

- Carprofen is for dogs only — do not use in cats (US carprofen label) [2].
- Prescription medicine [1].


Interactive dose calculator (strength prefilled only when confirmed): use the page link above.

## Frequently asked questions

### What is in Jump Buddy?

Carprofen 100 mg per tablet [1].

## References

[1] Veko Jump Buddy (Carprofen) 100mg Tablet for Dogs — Supertails (retail listing) (2026). https://supertails.com/products/veko-jump-buddy-carprofen-100mg-tablet-for-dogs-pack-of-6-tablets
[2] NOVOX (carprofen) caplets — label — Drugs.com Vet — US label text (reference product) (2026). https://www.drugs.com/vet/novox-caplets.html
[3] RIMADYL (carprofen) chewable — label — DailyMed (US NLM) — FDA-approved label, Zoetis (2026). https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/drugInfo.cfm?setid=dbc05493-d1cc-4c00-be6b-d1e3352273fd

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