Enovexrx creates custom prescriptions to accommodate an animal’s specific health needs.
Serving household pets to zoo animals
Enovexrx often works with family veterinarians, zoos and exotic emergency pet care clinics. SBH offers many advanced veterinary and pet compounding services, such as equine compounding, veterinary ophthalmology compounding, avian or exotic animal compounding and small animal/rodent compounding.
Our Veterinary Compounds Catalog
Download a comprehensive guide to our most common veterinary compounds and the unique dosage forms they are available in. A great resource for veterinarians and patients!
Through veterinary compounding, Enovexrx aims to take the stress out of medicating animals for veterinarians & pet owners.
Enovexrx can transform prescriptions into:
- Capsules
- Transdermal
- Compounded injectables
- Suppositories
- Treats
- Optic preparations
Medications also can be favored to make them more palatable for pets. With over 80 favors to choose from, some of the most popular favors include:
- Chicken
- Apple
- Liver
- Peanut butter
Enovexrx also supplies non-compounded medications
Highest Quality
Veterinary Care
As a pet owner, you want your pet to receive the highest-quality veterinary care. You want them to have treatment as sophisticated and compassionate as you might receive yourself. You’re not alone. Today’s veterinarians realize that pet owners are very knowledgeable, and expect a more advanced level of care.
Why should you consider compounding as a solution for your pet’s medical problems? That can be answered with another question: how hard is it to get your cat to swallow a pill?
The practice of pharmacy compounding is becoming a popular solution to veterinary problems. Compounding is the art and science of preparing customized medications for patients. Its resurgence in recent years extends valuable benefits to today’s pet owners. Animals often have variations of the same diseases humans can have, including skin rashes, eye and ear infections, heart conditions, cancer, and diabetes. Medicating pets presents unique problems that often are best dealt with through compounding.
The Compounding Solution
As any pet owner is well aware, animals can be extremely difficult to treat with medications. Cats are notorious for refusing to swallow pills, and usually will eat right around one disguised in food. Dosages can be very tricky with dogs – a dose of medication that works for an 80-pound Golden Retriever may be far too much for a six-pound Yorkie to handle. Large and exotic pets pose many unique medication challenges. A compounding pharmacist is equipped to help them all!
Commercially Unavailable Medicine
From time to time, a manufacturer may discontinue a veterinary medication. Often this is because it is not needed in the vast quantities necessary to make mass production cost-effective, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t still some pets that need it. When that medication has worked well for animals, a compounding pharmacist can prepare a prescription for the required therapy – and tailor the strength, dosage form, and flavor to that pet’s specific needs
A caring veterinarian working closely with a compounding pharmacist can improve the health and happiness of your:
- Cats
- Dogs
- Horses
- Rabbits
- Birds
- Ferrets
- Reptiles
