Pets deserve medications that taste good, fit their size, and are easy to administer. Veterinary compounding makes that possible by creating custom medications tailored to your furry family members.
Why Pets Need Compounded Medications
Most medications are manufactured for humans — in sizes, flavors, and forms that don't work for animals. A 60-pound dog and a 5-pound cat have very different needs. Compounding solves these problems:
- Flavoring — Medications can be flavored with chicken, beef, fish, or other pet-friendly tastes
- Dosage adjustment — Precise dosing for animals of all sizes, from large dogs to tiny cats
- Alternative delivery — Transdermal gels, liquids, or chewable treats instead of pills
- Combination medications — Multiple drugs combined into a single, easy-to-administer dose
Common Veterinary Compounding Applications
- Antibiotics — Flavored liquids for cats and dogs who refuse pills
- Pain management — Custom-dosed transdermal gels for arthritis and post-surgical pain
- Thyroid medications — Precise small doses for cats with hyperthyroidism
- Hormone therapy — Custom preparations for endocrine disorders
- Euthanasia solutions — Prepared with care for compassionate end-of-life care
How the Process Works
Your veterinarian writes a prescription specifying the compounded formulation. Our compounding pharmacists then prepare the medication using pharmaceutical-grade ingredients, following USP standards for safety and quality.
We work closely with your vet to ensure the medication is accurate, effective, and easy for you to administer at home.
Need Medication for Your Pet?
Ask your veterinarian about compounded options, or call us at (614) 495-9097 to discuss your pet's needs with our compounding team.
