11-21-2020, 04:21 PM
(04-14-2017, 02:03 PM)Charon Wrote: The meds from vets are normally filled by a regular pharmacy. I have always found them to be the same meds as humans receive.
Maybe later i shall have time to look. I did animal rescue for years. Maybe I can find a site for pet meds. I know if u don't have proof u r a rescue group, or working with a vet, u may not get the injectibles one uses for their shots.
I had to get the IV saline solutions a lot as i raised hour old kittens whose mom had been killed. Or, whom could not take care of the babies.
I know there are magazines i used to receive wherein one could order pet meds, esp the basic heart guard and flea preventatives.
Rats. Maybe as my tea works, my brain will recall some sites.
that's right. Pets are often prescribed human meds. Our rescue dog was put on prozac (Fluoxetine) because he spent so long in a shelter waiting to be rehomed
We kept him on it for a while and got the prescriptions from the vet but quickly realised it was exactly the same Fluoxetine as prescribed for humans.