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OUR COMPOUNDS

Veterinary Compounding

Veterinary compounding allows medications to be customized for each patient in the strength, dosage form, and delivery method that best fits their species, size, and condition. Adjustments to strength, dosage form, and base are determined by the characteristics of the API(s) and the intended route of administration.

Common Ingredients

Cardiovascular Health

Amlodipine
Atenolol
Clopidogrel
Furosemide
Pimobendan
Prazosin
Sotalol

Endocrine Disorders

Methimazole
Trilostane

Gastrointestinal Health

Budesonide
Cisapride
Metronidazole
Tylosin

Infectious Disease Management

Doxycycline
Enrofloxacin
Marbofloxacin
Metronidazole
Tylosin

Behavioral & Anxiety Disorders

Amitriptyline
Fluoxetine
Trazodone

Neurologic Disorders

Gabapentin
Levetiracetam
Phenobarbital

Pain, Inflammation & Immune Support

Buprenorphine
Gabapentin
Budesonide
Prednisolone

Oncology

Chlorambucil

*These ingredients represent only a portion of our compounding capabilities. Our clinical pharmacists are available to collaborate on customized treatment plans.

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Dosage Forms

Veterinary medications can be compounded into a variety of pet-friendly dosage forms such as capsules, flavored suspensions, chewable treats, and transdermal preparations to support individualized care. Formulations are carefully customized by strength, size, flavor, and vehicle, avoiding unsafe ingredients like xylitol to ensure both palatability and ease of administration.

Topical

Ointments, creams, PLO, Lotion

Oral

Capsules, suspensions, treats

Common Bases for Veterinary Compounds

Lipoderm®

A permeation-enhancing topical base that supports the delivery of medications through the skin. Its smooth, non-greasy formulation offers a convenient option for customized veterinary therapies when oral administration may be challenging.

UniSpend® Anhydrous

A plant-based oral suspension vehicle suited to water-sensitive or lipophilic medications. Preservative-free, dye-free, and nearly tasteless, with sweetened and unsweetened options available to match individual animal preference.

Chew-A-Treat®

A palatable chewable dosage form for canine and feline patients who have difficulty taking traditional oral medications.

Additional customization through a variety of flavors is also available. Flavors: Beef, Chicken, Bacon, Tuna, Apple, Banana

Why Is Base Selection Important?

The base of a compounded preparation can influence:

  • Ease of application 
  • Absorption and penetration characteristics 
  • Stability and compatibility of ingredients 
  • Patient comfort and adherence

Connect With Our Compounding Team

This form is intended for healthcare providers only. A valid NPI may be required to process provider inquiries. Most inquiries receive a response within 1 business day.

Provider Specialty Type
BHRT / Hormone Therapy
Dermatology
Family Practice / Primary Care
Gastroenterology
OBGYN / Women's Health
Optometry / Ophthalmology
Otolaryngology (ENT)
Pain Management
Pediatrics
Physical Therapy
Podiatry
Proctology / Colorectal
Urology
Veterinary
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Frequently Asked Questions

Our Full FAQs
Can multiple active ingredients be combined into one formulation?

Yes. When appropriate and supported by the prescriber’s order, multiple ingredients may be compounded into a single preparation to simplify therapy and address multiple treatment objectives.

Can your pharmacists assist with formulation questions?

Yes. Our pharmacists are available to collaborate with prescribers regarding dosage forms, formulation considerations, ingredient compatibility, and available compounding options. Contact us.

How do I submit a prescription?

Prescriptions may be submitted through E-prescribe, phone-call, hardcopy or fax.

How quickly are compounded prescriptions prepared?

Standard turnaround time is 1-2 business days from payment receipt. Turnaround time depends on the formula development (if needed) and ingredient availability. Please allow 2 additional business days for shipping.

Can compounded prescriptions be shipped directly to the patient?

Yes. Shipping availability depends on the pharmacy’s licensure and the patient’s location. Valor is licensed in these states.

What if I don’t see the information or formulation I’m looking for?

Our website highlights commonly requested compounded options, but it does not represent every formulation or customization available. If you do not see the information you need, contact our pharmacy team to discuss patient-specific options, dosage forms, strengths, or formulation questions.

Can medications be compounded into pet-friendly dosage forms?

Yes, many medications can be compounded into customized dosage forms prescribed by a licensed veterinarian. Depending on the prescription, formulations may be prepared as flavored suspensions, oral treats, capsules, topical preparations, and other customized delivery options.

Can compounded medications be customized for different animal species and sizes?

Yes, compounded medications can be prepared in customized strengths and dosage forms based on a veterinarian's prescription. This flexibility allows formulations to align with the needs of different species, breeds, and patient sizes.

Personalized Formulations Built on Trust

Licensed in 18 States

Multi-state licensed 503A facility housing both sterile and non-sterile laboratories.

PCAB Accredited

Belongs to the rare ~9% of U.S. compounding pharmacies holding voluntary PCAB accreditation.

11 Experienced Pharmacists

Actively educated in modern compounding literature and clinical best practices.

2-Day Turnaround

Fast preparation with most compound orders completed within two business days.

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