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Frequently Asked Questions about Addison's Disease Medication for Dogs

What is Addison's disease in dogs?

Addison's disease in dogs is a disorder marked by decreased cortisol and aldosterone hormone production in the adrenal glands. Also known as hypoadrenocorticism, it can cause a variety of symptoms, including lethargy, loss of appetite, weight loss, thirst, shaking, diarrhea, vomiting, dehydration and weakness. Symptoms may be mild and nonspecific and they may come and go, or they can be acute and more serious, requiring immediate medical attention. While there is no cure, Addison's disease in dogs is highly treatable with replacement hormone medications.

Do I need a prescription for Addison's disease medications for dogs?

You do need a prescription for Addison's disease medications for dogs. Your vet can determine which combination of Addison's disease medications is best for your dog's condition and issue a prescription. To get prescription Addison's disease medications for your dog from Chewy, simply order them online and enter your vet's contact information when prompted. Chewy will then contact your vet to verify the prescription and ship your medications directly to you. Or you can upload a written prescription right when you order if you prefer.