Liver support
Ursodiol
PeoplePets
Liver and gallbladder conditions and gallstones.
Flavored oral suspensionCapsuleTabletChewable treat
Medication library / Liver support
Medication libraryCompounded Liver Support Medications
Liver support medications are prescribed for people and, frequently, for dogs and cats with liver disease. Compounding gives veterinarians small strengths and flavored or treat forms that make daily dosing easier.
Liver support
Milk thistle
PeoplePets
Supplement used for liver concerns.
Flavored oral suspensionOral liquidCapsule
Liver support
SAM-e
PeoplePets
Supplement used for liver and joint concerns.
Flavored oral suspensionCapsule
Liver support
N-acetylcysteine (NAC)
PeoplePets
Antioxidant supplement; mucus thinning.
CreamOral liquidCapsule
General information about each active ingredient, not a description of any specific preparation. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not commercially manufactured products and are prepared from a prescription. Uses listed may be off-label. Your prescriber or veterinarian decides whether a medication is right, the dose and the monitoring. Don't see a medication? Call us at 407-977-9779.
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Allergy and breathing12Behavior, mood and sleep16Endocrine and metabolic10Eye, ear and nose3Heart and blood pressure15Hormones and HRT9Immune and cancer care11Infections and parasites43Kidney and urinary12Liver support5Men's and sexual health11Mouth and throat2Numbing and anesthetics6Pain and inflammation12Seizures and nerve pain9Skin and hair37Stomach and digestion19Thyroid4Vitamins and nutrients16Combination preparations13
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Capsule128Chewable treat24Cream70Ear pack17Flavored oral suspension99Gel12Mouthwash6Nasal spray10Ointment16Oral liquid58Powder7Rapid-dissolve tablet6Serum7Slow-release capsule16Solution6Suppository16Tablet20Transdermal gel (PLO)32Troche13Vaginal preparation18
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