Gabapentin / Trazodone Quad Tablet 300 mg / 150 mg Compounded for Dogs and Cats

Overview – Gabapentin / Trazodone Quad Tablets

Gabapentin / Trazodone Quad Tablets give veterinarians a convenient compounded dosage form for dogs and cats that need both medications as part of an individualized treatment plan. Each tablet contains Gabapentin 300 mg and Trazodone HCl 150 mg in a quad-scored format.

Because the tablet has four scored sections, veterinarians can prescribe divided doses when appropriate. In addition, one combination tablet may simplify administration for pet owners who would otherwise need to give multiple medications separately.

After we receive a valid prescription from a licensed veterinarian, our pharmacy compounds each order for the individual patient. Therefore, every prescription follows the veterinarian’s directions for that specific dog or cat.

Quad-Scored for Flexible Dosing

Each Gabapentin / Trazodone tablet has a quad-scored design, so pet owners can split it into halves or quarters when the prescribing veterinarian directs them to do so. This format may help veterinarians manage flexible dosing or gradual dose adjustments.

In addition, the quad-tablet design can reduce the need to split multiple separate tablets. As a result, pet owners may have a simpler medication routine to follow at home.

Key Features of Gabapentin / Trazodone Quad Tablets

• Two Active Ingredients in One Tablet: Combines gabapentin and trazodone HCl into one compounded dosage form.
• Quad-Scored Tablet Design: Allows pet owners to split the tablet into halves or quarters when the veterinarian prescribes divided doses.
• Flexible Dosing Support: Helps veterinarians prescribe dosing plans based on each patient’s individual needs.
• Chicken-Flavored Tablet: Includes chicken flavor to help support administration.
• Compounded for Dogs and Cats: Our pharmacy prepares each prescription for companion animals based on a valid veterinary prescription.
• High-Quality Ingredients: We compound with pharmaceutical-grade ingredients from FDA-registered suppliers.
• Prompt Preparation and Shipping: Our team prepares orders efficiently to support timely access to prescribed medications.

Available Strength

Gabapentin / Trazodone HCl Quad Tablet
300 mg / 150 mg

Each tablet has four scored sections. Therefore, pet owners should split and administer the tablet only as directed by the veterinarian.

Other Available Dosage Forms

Every patient has different needs and preferences. Therefore, Specialty Veterinary Pharmacy also compounds gabapentin and trazodone in other dosage forms, including:

• Gabapentin / Trazodone Combo Chewables – A flavored chewable option for dogs and cats.
• Trazodone Oral Liquid – A liquid dosage form that may support flexible administration.
• Trazodone Flavored Chewable – A pet-friendly chewable option for dogs and cats.
• Gabapentin Tablets – Small compounded tablets for individualized veterinary prescriptions.

How to Administer

• Use as Directed: Give this medication exactly as your veterinarian prescribes.
• Splitting Tablets: Split the tablet only when your veterinarian instructs you to do so. For best results, use a pill cutter to divide the tablet more evenly.
• Administration: Give the tablet by mouth according to the prescription label. In some cases, your veterinarian may recommend giving it with a small amount of food.
• Storage: Store the medication in a cool, dry place. Also, keep the container tightly closed.
• Missed Dose: Contact your veterinarian for guidance if you miss a dose. Do not double up unless your veterinarian directs you to do so.

Important Notes

• Prescription Required: We require a valid prescription from a licensed veterinarian before we prepare this medication.
• Compounded Medication: This medication is a compounded preparation for veterinary use and does not have FDA approval.
• Patient-Specific Preparation: Our pharmacy prepares each prescription for the individual patient, so it is not for resale.
• Veterinarian Guidance: Always follow your veterinarian’s directions for dose, frequency, and duration of use.