Veterinary Compounding

 

Are you having trouble finding effective and pleasant tasting medicine for your pets?

 

We understand that giving medicine to your loved cats and dogs can be a challenge, that’s why we custom make the medications specifically for them!

Does your cat love the taste of tuna or fish? Does your dog prefer the taste of beef over chicken? Whatever the flavor is we can do it.

Some of the common medications we receive from the Veterinarian are :

– Potassium bromide

– Cisapride

– Metronidazole

– Phenylpropanolamine

– Methimazole

We love our pets! Many of us treat them as if they are our own children. From dogs and cats to horses and elephants, no matter what type of animal it is, we at Max Drugs will do whatever we can to give your pet the best possible experience.

Are you having trouble finding or being overcharged for the following medications from your veterinarian?

Max Drugs can offer an alternative of a few examples:

– Potassium bromide

– Cisapride

– Nasty tasting Metronidazole

– Phenylpropanolamine

– Methimazole

We love our pets. Many of us treat them as if they are our own children. From dogs and cats to horses and elephants, no matter what type of animal it is, we at Max Drugs will treat your pet’s problem. As any pet owner knows, administering medications to pets can be quite a challenge. We work side by side with Veterinarians and Pet owners to develop the best possible solution for the pet’s need. There are a variety of ways we can treat your pet’s health concerns.

Veterinary Compounding has become an increasing need.

1. Many drugs are not approved for certain species; therefore, drugs manufactured for humans must be used. The use of human drugs in animals must be altered (compounded) to fit the size of the animal.

2. Items that are currently discontinued can be ordered and compounded to the veterinarian’s need.

3. The variation in size, breeds, and types of animals is a situation that faces veterinarians. Do small dogs like Chihuahuas and large dogs like Golden Retrievers need the same doses? Can a parrot take the same medications as a Hamster? Will a specific drug have the same effect on a Lhasa Apso as it might on a Collie?

4. Veterinarians face ethical dilemmas, treat only what is available or do what is best for the animal.

5. We compound for many types of animals: Domestic small and large pets, exotics, wildlife, zoo animals, horses, etc.

We can compound formulations to meet vet specifications, compound discontinued drugs, or change dosages, strengths and flavors. We also offer a wide variety of flavors that will appeal to all pets, from banana to chicken.

Veterinary Preparations we currently compound:

Alternate Dosage Forms
Creams, ointments and lotions
Discontinued medications
Flavored medications
Sugar-Free medications
Topical powders
Transdermal deliveries
Oral suspensions and paste
Gels—topical/oral
Rectal enemas
Rectal suppositories
Individualized doses
Combination meds
If you have any questions, please contact us at Max Drugs and we will be happy to answer any them for you.