Alternatives to conventional veterinary prescriptions.
Animals can be very difficult to treat with medications. Veterinary Compounding can help overcome common difficulties in giving pets their medications.

You, your veterinarian and your Northwest Compounding Pharmacist can work together to help solve many of the problems associated with administering your pet's prescriptions.

• Cats are notorious for eating around a pill hidden in their food. A tuna flavored suspension with the proper amount of medication can be blended into food or simply put into the mouth.
•  Dogs don't appreciate a solution of amoxicillin being squirted into their mouth. A prescription can be made into a tasty treat that the pet will gladly take. 
• A medication that works well for veterinary applications that has been discontinued by the manufacturer can be obtained in bulk and prepared according to the prescription by a compounding pharmacist.
• An antibiotic in a commercially available dose of 100 mg. may be enough for an 80 pound golden retriever, but is far too strong for a six-pound kitten. Common prescriptions can be customized according to a pet's size and weight.