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Compounded Veterinary Formulations Across Species and Strengths
Compounding Solutions for Veterinary Prescribers Veterinary prescribers often struggle with a commercial market built for standard species at standard body weights. Pharmacy Solutions compounds for the specific patient in front of you regardless of species, size, or clinical presentation.
Veterinary medicine requires medications in forms, flavors, and concentrations that commercial manufacturers do not produce. The commercial veterinary drug market covers a fraction of what you actually prescribe. Cats refuse oral medications and need transdermal ear gels. Small breeds need concentrations that do not exist commercially. Exotic species need doses calculated from literature, not a label.
Pharmacy Solutions has been the compounding pharmacy of choice for veterinarians for more than 30 years. We prepare species-specific formulations in flavored, transdermal, and alternative delivery forms. We understand that flavoring is a clinical decision in veterinary practice, not a convenience feature.
Compounding Solutions for Veterinary Practice
Pharmacy Solutions prepares veterinary compounds across a comprehensive range of drug classes, species, and delivery forms. Full preparation detail and the complete dosing catalog are available on our Veterinary Compounding Solutions page.
- Behavior, cardiovascular, thyroid, and pain: the most commonly prescribed drug classes for dogs and cats in both oral suspension and transdermal delivery forms
- Anti-infective, GI, and endocrine: species-appropriate flavored suspensions and transdermal preparations across a broad range of antimicrobial and GI preparations
- Exotic species: weight-based custom formulations for avian, reptile, rabbit, and other non-canine and non-feline patients based on literature-guided dosing
Where Commercial Options Fall Short for Your Patients
Common scenarios where prescribers in this specialty turn to Pharmacy Solutions include:
- Cats and other animals who refuse oral medications and require transdermal ear gel preparations for compliance
- Small breeds, exotic species, or neonatal animals requiring concentrations significantly lower than any commercially available product
- Patients needing flavored oral suspensions in species-appropriate flavors to support medication acceptance
- Discontinued commercial veterinary products that your patients still need and that can be legally compounded with a valid prescription
- Multi-drug protocols where combining active ingredients into a single preparation improves compliance and owner adherence
Why Veterinary Prescribers Choose Pharmacy Solutions Veterinarians are practical prescribers. When a commercial product does not exist, is discontinued, or comes in a form your patient will not accept, compounding is the only path forward. The specific demands of veterinary compounding are different from human compounding: species-specific dosing, transdermal delivery for cats that refuse oral medications, flavoring that determines whether a client can actually administer the medication. What you need from a pharmacy is a team that understands these requirements and gets the formulation right the first time.
- PCAB-accredited in both sterile and non-sterile compounding, placing us among fewer than 2% of compounding pharmacies in the United States to hold this independent quality credential.
- All active pharmaceutical ingredients are sourced exclusively from FDA-registered suppliers.
- Sterile preparations are compounded in our ISO-classified cleanroom in compliance with USP standards. Our facility maintains full USP compliance for hazardous drug handling.
- Pharmacists with specific depth of knowledge in species-specific dosing, transdermal vehicle selection for feline and exotic patients, flavoring considerations across species, and the client compliance factors that determine whether a medication actually gets administered.
- Direct pharmacist access for clinical questions before you prescribe, with no queue and no callback from a technician.
What the Partnership Looks Like Day to Day
Your clients need preparations their animals will accept. Here is what working with Pharmacy Solutions looks like for veterinary prescribers in our network:
- Direct pharmacist access for species-specific formulation, flavoring, and delivery form questions, with no queue
- Flavoring confirmed before compounding based on your patient’s species and preferences, so the preparation your client receives is one their animal will accept
- Proactive communication when something needs your attention, so your staff is not managing client calls about their pet’s compound
- Nationwide delivery with tracking so your clients receive compounds regardless of geography
- Consistent preparation quality and specification across every refill so what a client’s pet receives this month matches what you prescribed last month
Accreditation and Quality Standards You Can Stand Behind
Pharmacy Solutions holds PCAB accreditation in both sterile and non-sterile compounding and maintains full compliance with USP <795> standards for non-sterile preparations. All active pharmaceutical ingredients are sourced from FDA-registered suppliers.
More Resources for Your Health Journey
Pharmacy Solutions has been our compounding pharmacy for years. When I have a cat that needs methimazole in a transdermal gel or a dog that needs a medication flavored and reformulated at a fraction of the commercial dose, they get it right every time. The pharmacists know veterinary medicine and that makes a real difference.
Rachel, DVM
I had been giving my cat her thyroid medication for months and every single dose was a battle. She hid, she fought, she foamed. Our vet mentioned a transdermal gel through Pharmacy Solutions and I thought it sounded too simple. It was not. I apply a tiny amount to her ear once a day and she barely reacts. I genuinely wish I had known about this from the beginning.
Jennifer
Age 32
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you prepare transdermal formulations for cats and other animals that refuse oral medications?
Yes. Transdermal ear gels for cats are among our most commonly prepared veterinary compounds. We prepare a wide range of medications in transdermal form at species-appropriate concentrations for animals that cannot or will not accept oral preparations. Contact our pharmacists to confirm whether a transdermal form is appropriate for your patient and which vehicle and concentration would be most suitable.
What flavoring options do you offer for veterinary oral preparations?
We offer chicken, beef, fish, and other species-appropriate flavoring options. Flavoring is confirmed before compounding to maximize medication acceptance. Contact our pharmacists to discuss the best option for your patient’s species.
Do you prepare compounds for exotic species?
Yes. While our standard dosing catalog covers dogs and cats, we regularly prepare compounds for avian, reptile, rabbit, and other exotic patients based on literature guidance and your clinical direction. Contact our pharmacists before prescribing for non-canine and non-feline patients.
How do I get started with Pharmacy Solutions for veterinary compounding?
Contact our team using the link below. Tell us about your practice and the types of veterinary compounds you typically prescribe, and we will walk you through the process.
Ready to Find Your Veterinary Compounding Partner?
Veterinary prescribers who work with Pharmacy Solutions get species-specific flavored compounds, transdermal preparations, and exotic species formulations from pharmacists who understand the clinical and compliance demands that make veterinary compounding different. PCAB-accredited. Nationwide dispensing. Pharmacist access when you need it.
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