SVPMEDS compounds prednisolone flavored chewables for dogs and cats based on a prescription from a licensed veterinarian. This compounded dosage form allows veterinarians to prescribe a patient-specific strength in a flavored chewable when appropriate for an individual patient.
SVPMEDS prepares each prescription according to the veterinarian’s directions, including the prescribed strength and quantity.
Pronunciation: pred-NISS-oh-lone
Prednisolone flavored chewables provide veterinarians with a compounded oral dosage-form option for dogs and cats. Each prescription is prepared according to the veterinarian’s directions for the individual patient.
Based on SVPMEDS prescription data, commonly prescribed Prednisolone Flavored Chewable strengths include:
Other patient-specific strengths may also be available. The prescribing veterinarian determines the appropriate strength, dose, and quantity for each patient.
Depending on the veterinarian’s prescription and the individual patient’s needs, SVPMEDS compounds Prednisolone in several additional dosage forms.
SVPMEDS also compounds Prednisolone Acetate Injection for patient-specific veterinary prescriptions. This is a separate injectable prednisolone acetate preparation.
Learn more about Prednisolone Acetate Injection.
Prescription Required: A valid prescription from a licensed veterinarian is required before SVPMEDS can prepare and dispense a patient-specific compounded medication.
Compounded Medication: Compounded medications are prepared at the direction of the prescribing veterinarian and are not approved by the FDA.
Commonly prescribed strengths at SVPMEDS include 2.5 mg, 3 mg, 4 mg, 5 mg, and 10 mg. Other patient-specific strengths may also be available when prescribed by a veterinarian.
Yes. SVPMEDS compounds Prednisolone Flavored Chewables for individual veterinary patients according to a valid prescription from a licensed veterinarian. Compounded medications are not approved by the FDA.
SVPMEDS can prepare patient-specific strengths when prescribed by a veterinarian and appropriate for the compounded dosage form. The veterinarian determines the strength, dose, and quantity for the individual patient.
Yes. SVPMEDS also compounds Prednisolone 2.5 mg Mini-Tablets, capsules, flavored oral liquid, and transdermal gel. Prednisolone Acetate Injection is available as a separate compounded preparation for patient-specific veterinary prescriptions.
Yes. A valid prescription from a licensed veterinarian is required before SVPMEDS can prepare and dispense a compounded Prednisolone prescription.
Veterinarians and existing SVPMEDS customers can use the SVPMEDS Portal to submit prescriptions and access ordering services.