Pet medication compounding in Wichita
If your dog spits out pills or your cat won't take anything by mouth, a compounded medication from a local Wichita pharmacy may make treatment much easier.
Common reasons vets prescribe compounds
- Pet-sized strengths that commercial human products don't come in.
- Flavored liquids or chews your pet will actually accept.
- Transdermal gels applied to the ear for pets that refuse oral medicine.
- Discontinued or hard-to-find medications.
How it works
Your veterinarian sends the prescription to us, our pharmacists prepare it in our own Wichita lab following USP <795>, <797>, <800>, and you pick it up close to home or choose free local delivery.
Get started
Share our prescriber card with your vet, read more about veterinary compounding, or ask our pharmacist whether a compound fits your pet.
More Wichita compounding guides: choosing a compounder, hormone compounding, pet medications, children's medicines.
This article is general information, not medical advice. Talk with your provider about your treatment. Read our Notice of Privacy Practices.

