Animals get sick too, and compounding offers a unique way to solve your pet’s medication issues. Pet owners know the difficulty in giving your animal a medication, so we compound in a form, dose, and flavor that will work for both you and your pet. We have worked with numerous different species, from dogs and cats to more exotic animals like lemurs, bearded dragons, birds, guinea pigs, gorillas, iguanas, ferrets, snakes, rats, rabbits, elephants, and rhinoceroses.
The picky pet that’s refusing to take medication because of the taste is a prime candidate for a compounded medication. Working with your veterinarian, Flourish will prepare their medication into an easy-to-give flavored dosage form that your pet will devour!
Just like their owners, animals are individuals and have unique qualities. Small or large animals may require a smaller or larger dose to account for their size. Working with your veterinarian, Flourish will solve your dosage problem with customized compounded medications.
From time to time, a manufacturer will discontinue the production of veterinary medication. Flourish will work with your veterinarian to avoid medication availability problems by compounding many discontinued or unavailable medications.
Some of our pets have ear surgeries, injuries, or get frequent infections. We compound ear medications into long-lasting gels, liquid solutions, and powders. Our pharmacists can even help your vet select effective antibiotic or anti-fungal/yeast medications based on laboratory cultures of the infections.
Simply call or make an appointment to talk with one of our compounding pharmacists. After consulting with you and your healthcare provider, we can customize a solution for your exact needs.
Call today to get help: 405-751-3333 or info@flourishrx.com.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information in the Feel Better blog is for informational purposes only. Always consult with your healthcare provider before making any changes to your health program.
