Prednisolone Compounded Oral Liquid for Dogs & Cats
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Prednisolone Compounded oral liquid is an oil-based preparation. Prednisolone is a steroid that may be prescribed for allergies, cancer, joint pain, arthritis, and skin infections. Prednisolone Compounded oral liquid is made specifically for your pet.
Precautions
Please consult with your veterinarian or pharmacist regarding cautions, side effects or drug interactions.
This is a compounded preparation.
Dosage Forms Available
| Dosage Form | Product Page |
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| Capsule | Click Here |
| Oral Liquid | Click Here |
| Transdermal | Click Here |
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Item Number246347
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Administration FormOral
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For Use WithDogs & Cats
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Restricted AvailabilityAL
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LifestageAdult
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Product FormLiquid
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Health ConditionAllergies, Cancer, Joint Pain/Arthritis, Skin Infections
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Drug TypeAnti-inflammatory
Prednisolone
Refer to instructions for how to handle this medication properly. Carefully read all information, including safety precautions, storage information and additional instructions. These may include: shake well before use.
Storage InstructionsPlease keep at room temperature in the range 68-77 degrees Farenheit (20-25 degrees Celsius).
What is compounding?
Compounding is a way for licensed pharmacists to create a customized medication that meets your pets specific needs. Compounding pharmacists mix or change one or more FDA-approved medications to prepare a special medication for your pet. For example, if a medication is only available in pill form, the pharmacist might create it in liquid, gel, or capsule form.
Why do some pets need compounded drugs?
Your pet may have a specific health need that cannot be addressed by an FDA-approved drug. For example:
- Your pet has trouble taking pills but will take medication in a flavored liquid or other form.
- Your pet needs medication in a strength that is not commercially available.
- Your pet is allergic to a specific ingredient in a medication.
Always talk with your veterinarian about any concerns you have about your pets health so they can prescribe a treatment for your pets unique needs.
How do I order my pet's prescription medications?
Create or sign into your Chewy account.
1.tFind the item(s) you wish to order and add your item(s) to your cart.
2.tAt Checkout, enter your Pet and Veterinarian information.
3.tSelect whether you want Chewy to contact your Veterinarian or if you will be mailing the prescription to us.
4.tSelect a saved shipping address or add a new address.
5.tSelect or enter your preferred payment method.
6.tReview and select Place Order to complete your order.
Do I need to have a prescription on hand before I order a prescription item?
It is not required to have a written prescription on hand when you place your order, but Chewy Pharmacy must have a patient-specific prescription from a licensed veterinarian on file before it can dispense a medication. At checkout, simply select: I want Chewy to contact my vet, and we will contact your veterinarian on your behalf to get your pets prescription. If you prefer and have a written prescription when you place your order, you can mail it to: Chewy Pharmacy, 3621 Fern Valley Rd, Louisville, KY 40219. Mailing in a prescription will likely lead to longer ship times.
Is Chewy Compounding Pharmacy licensed or otherwise verified?
Chewy Compounding Pharmacy is licensed in its resident state of Kentucky and each state into which we ship compounded medications. Chewy Compounding Pharmacy has achieved PCAB Accreditation, so you can be assured that you have selected a pharmacy that is committed to meeting national quality standards.
How and where does Chewy source the ingredients for compounding?
We source all our compounding ingredients from FDA registered manufacturers and distributors.
Do prescription medications require authorization from my veterinarian?
Yes. Chewy Pharmacy can only dispense medication with a valid, patient-specific prescription from a licensed veterinarian.
Will you contact my veterinarian directly to approve my prescription medication?
Yes. If you have selected for us to contact your veterinarian, we will contact them to obtain a valid, patient-specific prescription.
How long does it take to process my prescription after the pharmacy receives it?
Prescriptions are typically processed by the pharmacy within 24-48 hours after receipt of a valid prescription form the veterinarian.
Can I set up auto refills for medications that treat a chronic condition?
Yes. If you have valid refills on file with Chewy Pharmacy, you can set up an Autoship for medications.
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Icky fish oil
By Vini on Mar 25, 2021
The tuna flavor is horrible. It has an oily consistency with a very strong smell that sticks to everything. It's smells like those Omega 3 fish oils, not like tuna. You hand will be smelly, so will your pet's face. In fact my cat hurt herself by how much she was trying to clean her mouth with her paw. I'm trying the chicken flavor now.
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Just don't do it
By Tryingtohelp on Apr 2, 2021
I thought I would take a moment to try to save someone some frustration when attempting to save money on prednisolone. This product is absolutely horrible. It's nearly impossible to administer from a syringe, it's horribly oily. Please save yourself the disappointment, this product is awful.
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Tuna flavor is icky
By Cody on Feb 2, 2021
Chewy is great and the auto ship is amazing. I have this prescribed for my ferret and he actually enjoyed taking the regular flavored med until our vet couldn’t fill it so we switched to chewy and now we have to force it on our buddy. He hates the tuna flavor. We will be switching back to regular just to make medicine time less difficult for him. It also seems to be more sticky than the regular.
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Easy to order, but my cat hates it
By Aleks on Jan 8, 2021
The good: Chewy is really easy to work with and order from. The order was placed and approved through my vet quickly, and shipped with adjusted dosing instructions as it is a different concentration than what my vet originally prescribed. Will 100% use Chewy pharmacy again. But... Not for this product. The bad? My cat HATES this. Cats don't typically like medications, but his reaction to this compound is magnitudes stronger than it was to the first compound of prednisolone we received from our vet.
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Not recommended for syringe use
By Tori on Dec 13, 2020
My kitty Josie takes prednisolone for her asthma. I was excited to see that Chewy had her meds for a much cheaper price. I was even more excited when I saw that they had a new version that wasn't cherry flavor. So I went ahead and ordered it, even though I normally only order something if it has high ratings from plenty of reviewers. I should have waited for reviews before ordering this. This med is a thick, creamy-colored liquid that needs to be shaken before each use (the med I previously used was a thin, clear liquid). My kitty only takes 0.1 mL of the med, so I measure it out with a small syringe. The first issue I encountered is that, since the formula is so thick, a good amount of it My kitty Josie takes prednisolone for her asthma. I was excited to see that Chewy had her meds for a much cheaper price. I was even more excited when I saw that they had a new version that wasn't cherry flavor. So I went ahead and ordered it, even though I normally only order something if it has high ratings from plenty of reviewers. I should have waited for reviews before ordering this. This med is a thick, creamy-colored liquid that needs to be shaken before each use (the med I previously used was a thin, clear liquid). My kitty only takes 0.1 mL of the med, so I measure it out with a small syringe. The first issue I encountered is that, since the formula is so thick, a good amount of it stays in the syringe. Even with pulling water into the syringe and squirting it back out I was unable to get all of the meds out. I'm worried that I'm not giving my kitty her full dose because of this. The second issue is that the formula is sticky. The day after my first use, I tried to use the syringe and it was stuck. After trying to get it loose it eventually broke. Fortunately, I have a few spare syringes. Now after giving Josie her meds I have to rinse both pieces of the syringe thoroughly and let them dry separately. This is a small inconvenience, but it does get quite annoying having to do this each time. Unfortunately, even with this the syringe still sticks a little. That being said, I would not recommend this to anyone who uses a syringe to measure the doses. I'd guess that these concerns wouldn't be an issue for anyone who uses a measuring spoon. I gave this product two stars because, despite the issues I have had, my kitty eats it with her wet food with no problem, and she has not had any negative reactions to it. … more
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MY CAT WOULD NOT TAKE. WORSE THAN PILLS
By Harrison on Oct 29, 2020 top1000Contributor
They claim that compounding liquids are easier than pills but my cat hated this. It was disgusting. She was foaming at the mouth after for 5 minutes.
