If your cat gets a monthly Solensia injection for arthritis pain, or your dog is on Librela or Cytopoint, you already know the routine: wrangle the carrier or leash, drive to the clinic, sit in a waiting room, then do it again next month. A Homelove Caregiver can give that same injection at your home instead, and if you book a visit that includes Solensia, Librela, or Cytopoint right now, a matching discount code takes $20 off.
Why Solensia, Librela, and Cytopoint Mean a Recurring Vet Trip
Solensia is a once-monthly injection and the only treatment approved by the FDA to control osteoarthritis (OA) pain in cats. In a 3-month study on the same page, 3 out of every 4 cat owners saw improvement in their cat's pain signs when their cat was treated monthly, well above the improvement seen in the placebo group. Librela works the same way for dogs: nearly 40% of dogs show signs of OA pain, and almost half go undiagnosed, and the monthly shot is built to control that pain without a daily pill.
Cytopoint isn't an arthritis drug at all, it treats allergic itch in dogs, but it follows the same pattern. One injection controls the itch for 4 to 8 weeks, then it's time to go back for another.
None of these medications is a one-time prescription. Each one is a standing appointment on the calendar, indefinitely, for as long as it's working, which is exactly the kind of recurring visit that chronic conditions in aging pets tend to create.
How a Homelove Caregiver Handles the Injection at Home
A Homelove visit doesn't replace your vet's judgment, it just moves where the injection happens. Your veterinarian is still the one who prescribes Solensia, Librela, or Cytopoint and decides it's right for your pet. A Fear-Free Certified Vet Tech picks up that exact medication from your practice, drives to your home, and gives the injection your vet already ordered.
The schedule doesn't change either. Your cat still gets Solensia every month, your dog still gets Librela every month or Cytopoint every 4 to 8 weeks, on whatever timeline your vet set. What changes is where it happens: a Caregiver at your kitchen table instead of you and a hurting, anxious pet in a waiting room.
What Each Discount Code Actually Covers
Each code applies to a first-time visit or a recurring one, as long as that specific medication is part of what's administered that day. The discount comes off the Homelove visit itself, not the cost of the medication, which your practice still sets.
Ask your vet's practice whether they already work with Homelove, since the visit is still routed through your pet's own veterinary team, not a stranger showing up with a syringe. If they do, the monthly appointment you're already making for Solensia, Librela, or Cytopoint can happen at home instead, for less, starting with the next one.