SVPMEDS compounds budesonide capsules for dogs and cats based on a prescription from a licensed veterinarian. This dosage form provides veterinarians with an oral capsule option when a compounded preparation is appropriate for an individual patient.
SVPMEDS prepares each prescription according to the veterinarian’s directions and the patient’s prescribed strength and quantity.
Pronunciation: bue-DES-oh-nide
Budesonide capsules provide another oral dosage-form option when the prescribing veterinarian determines that a compounded preparation is appropriate for the individual patient’s needs.
SVPMEDS compounds budesonide capsules in veterinarian-prescribed strengths, allowing the prescription to reflect the needs of the individual patient.
SVPMEDS dispensing data shows that veterinarians prescribe budesonide capsules in a range of patient-specific strengths. Commonly prescribed strengths include:
Custom strengths may also be available. The prescribing veterinarian determines the appropriate strength, dose, and quantity for each individual patient. Available compounding options can be accessed through the SVPMEDS Portal.
Depending on the veterinarian’s prescription and the individual patient’s needs, SVPMEDS also compounds budesonide in additional dosage forms.
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.
Based on SVPMEDS dispensing data, commonly prescribed budesonide capsule strengths include 0.5 mg, 1 mg, 1.5 mg, 2 mg, and 3 mg. Other patient-specific strengths may also be available based on the veterinarian’s prescription.
Yes. SVPMEDS compounds patient-specific prescriptions, so custom strengths may be available based on the veterinarian’s prescription. The veterinarian determines the appropriate strength, dose, and quantity for the individual patient.
Yes. SVPMEDS compounds Budesonide Capsules for individual veterinary patients according to a valid prescription from a licensed veterinarian. Compounded medications are not approved by the FDA.
Yes. Depending on the veterinarian’s prescription, SVPMEDS also compounds Budesonide 1 mg Mini-Tablets, flavored chewables, and oral liquid. SVPMEDS also compounds a Budesonide/Metronidazole Combination Flavored Chewable when prescribed for an individual patient.
Yes. SVPMEDS requires a valid prescription from a licensed veterinarian before preparing and dispensing a patient-specific Budesonide Capsule prescription.
Veterinarians and existing SVPMEDS customers can use the SVPMEDS Portal to submit prescriptions and access ordering services.
New to SVPMEDS? The portal can also be used to access available account and prescription services.