VETERINARY
Veterinarians and animal
care specialists are faced with unique medicine-related problems that
typically are not encountered by physicians. We help solve these problems
for small and large animals - pets, exotics, and livestock. Here are just
a few examples of how we can improve an animal’s health by compounding
medicines into easy to use and economical forms:
Flavored Medicine Some pets gag and spit out bitter pills. We can prepare your pets medicine
into easy to give flavored dosages, such as sardine, tuna, chicken, or
liver.
 
Ideal Size Medicine - Commercial animal medicines may be available in only one tablet size making
it hard to swallow. We can compound dosage forms that are just the right
size for any animal.
Unavailable
Medicines - Animal medicine manufacturers often stop producing
medicines and dosage forms for which there is low demand or are not profitable
in the market. We can obtain medicines as liquids and powders and then
prepare dosage forms that are often superior to the discontinued formulas.
Administrative
Solutions - It is easier and less labor intensive to give one
injection rather than four. We can compound injectables and solutions
with the needed concentrations of two or several ingredients—and
for delivery by nebulizer.
Special Eye
Drops - Veterinarians often need medicinal eye drops–
especially for dogs and cats. We can compound eye drops to contain exactly
the concentrations of medicine and ingredients needed for various animals.
Convenient to
Use - Veterinarians may prescribe two or three medicines for
an animal. Using several medicines from separate containers is inconvenient
and costly. We can compound medicines into a base that contains the needed
concentration of each medicine. And into forms specific for each animal—oral
liquids, rectal suppositories, eardrops, creams or powders. |
