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Compounded medications for dogs, cats and other animals, and how veterinary compounding works.
Methimazole for Cats
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Methimazole for cats: what a compounded ear gel or flavored liquid changes

Methimazole is an antithyroid medication veterinarians prescribe for hyperthyroidism in cats, and an FDA-approved tablet already exists. This post explains what the compounded transdermal ear gel and flavored oral liquid are, how the gel is applied, and how to handle it safely at home.
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Compounded medications for dogs and cats
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Compounded medications for dogs and cats: how veterinary compounding works

Compounded medications for dogs and cats exist because doses land between commercial sizes, animals refuse tablets, and some drugs have no approved animal product at all. This page covers the forms Bayview prepares, how a veterinarian sends the order, what it costs, and what "near me" means for a pharmacy that ships.
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