Tailored Treatment for Animals Unique Needs
At SaveWay, we know how challenging it can be to care for a pet with urinary and/or kidney conditions. As a compassionate and caring pet owner, you want to alleviate your pet’s discomfort at all costs. But in order to do that, you need a treatment plan that is tailored to your pet’s unique needs.
That’s why we make the process of finding customized care a burdenless process. With SaveWay Compounding Pharmacy, we help you get the customized treatments your pet needs with ease. Depending on your animal’s weight, medical condition, temperament and other factors, your administration process becomes easier and more comfortable for both of you.
When you choose SaveWay as your compounding pharmacy, you get:
Experts with 20+ Years of Experience
Fastest Shipping in the Industry
Domestic & Exotic Pet Medications
Highly Customizable Treatment Options
Various Dosage Forms in 50+ Flavors
Total-Care Customer Service
Common Urinary and Kidney Conditions
Some of the most common urinary conditions and symptoms we help treat are urinary tract infections, urinary crystals/bladder stones, Feline Urological Syndrome, ureteral obstruction, canine urinary incontinence and Kidney Disease:
Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
UTI stands for urinary tract infection and refers to an infection of the urinary system (the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra).
UTIs are most commonly caused by bacteria, although other infectious agents may be involved. Symptoms can include:
- Increased frequency of urination •
- Difficulty urinating •
- Blood in the urine •
- Inappropriate urination •
- Straining to urinate •
- Foul odor •
Urinary Crystals and Bladder Stones
Mineral formations that resemble rocks and form within the urinary bladder.
Causes: A diet too high in minerals, an underlying condition, dehydration, lack of physical activity or certain medications. Symptoms can include:
- Frequent urination •
- Straining to urinate •
- Blood in the urine •
- Painful urination •
- Accidents in the house •
- Abdominal pain/discomfort •
- Decreased appetite/refusal to eat •
- Vomiting •
- Lethargy or decreased activity levels •
Feline Urological Syndrome (FUS)
A group of urinary tract disorders that affects predominantly middle-aged or older cats.
Causes: Diet, dehydration, stress and inactivity and can be more severe in male cats due to their narrower urethra. Symptoms can include:
- Difficulty urinating •
- Blood in the urine •
- Painful urination •
Ureteral Obstruction
Ureteral obstruction in dogs refers to a blockage or partial blockage of the ureters, which are the tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder.
Causes: This obstruction can occur due to a variety of reasons, including bladder stones, tumors, urinary tract infections, blood clots or abnormal growths that compress or block the ureters. Symptoms can include:
- Vomiting •
- Lethargy •
- Decreased appetite •
- Frequent urination •
- Straining to urinate •
Incontinence
The inability to control the bladder or bowels, leading to involuntary urine or fecal leakage.
Causes: Urinary incontinence is more common than fecal incontinence and can be caused by factors such as urinary tract infections, bladder stones, urinary sphincter dysfunction or hormonal imbalances. Fecal incontinence can be caused by neurological disorders or other underlying medical conditions affecting the rectum or anal sphincter. Symptoms can include:
- Dribbling urine •
- Wet spots on Bedding/Floors •
- Frequent urination •
- Straining during bowel movements •
Kidney Disease
A condition where the kidneys are not functioning properly, resulting in an accumulation of waste products and toxins in the bloodstream.
Causes: Kidney disease can be acute (sudden onset) or chronic (long-term) and can have various underlying causes, including infections, toxins, medications and disorders. Symptoms can include:
- Increased thirst and urination •
- Decreased appetite •
- Weight loss •
- Vomiting •
- Diarrhea •
- Lethargy •
- Changes in behavior •
SaveWay’s Flexible Urinary and Kidney Treatments
Fortunately, a number of these conditions can be effectively treated, and SaveWay provides a range of options to do so. These include mini tablets, treats, transdermal gels and more — and many are available in various flavors.
Explore our urinary and kidney veterinary medicine treatments now:
Treatments
Furosemide
This medication can help to reduce the amount of fluid in the body by increasing urine production and decreasing fluid absorption in the kidneys.
Administration Options
- Liquids •
- Capsules •
- Tablets •
- Treats •
- Transdermal Gel •
Torsemide
This medication can help to reduce the amount of fluid in the body by increasing urine production and decreasing fluid absorption in the kidneys.
Administration Options
- Capsules •
- Mini Tablets •
Estriol
Estriol is a type of estrogen hormone that can help to increase muscle tone and control in the urinary tract, which can help to reduce episodes of incontinence.
Administration Options
- Capsules •
- Injectables •
Prazosin
This medication can help to relax the smooth muscles in the urinary tract and improve urine flow.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Mini Tablets •
- Treats •
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is compounding and why is it beneficial over medication that’s commercially available?
Commercially available medications are often limited in the dosages, flavors and forms offered. That can be a problem for animals that get anxious when having to get an injection, that gag or vomit up pills or that lick up their topical medication in seconds.
That’s why caretakers need options. Veterinary compounding is the process of combining, mixing or altering ingredients to create a custom medication that’s tailored to meet the needs of an individual animal. Whether an animal requires a specific dosage, form (oral, topical, injectable, etc.) or ingredient that isn’t commercially available, compounding is a way to help ensure treatment can be administered easily and effectively every time.
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What animals do you serve?
Our medications can be customized for a variety of species, including:
- Aquarium animals
- Birds
- Cats
- Dogs
- Exotics
- Ferrets
- Guinea pigs
- Horses
- Rabbits
- Rodents
- Snakes
- Zoo animals
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As a veterinarian, how can SaveWay help my practice better serve our patients’ pets?
When you work with SaveWay, you’re able to offer your patients customized options for administering medications that they often can’t easily get elsewhere. Whether they prefer pills, liquid or something different, we’ve got you covered.
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How many different dosage forms does SaveWay offer and what are they?
We offer 11 dosage forms, including:
- Liquids
- Capsules
- Mini tablets
- Tablets
- Treats
- Transdermal gels
- Suppositories
- Topicals
- Injectables
- Ophthalmics
- Otic Solutions
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Can SaveWay ship directly to a pet owner’s home?
Yes! We ship within 24 – 48 hours from the time a prescription is received. Plus, we offer auto-refills, so pet owners never have to worry about running out of their pets’ medication.
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Why should I work with SaveWay over other pharmacies?
Veterinary compounding gives you the necessary tools to provide pets with what they need for better long-term health. SaveWay is the only 503A compounding pharmacy in Delaware that prepares compounded sterile preparations, and we are licensed in multiple states. We consistently go the extra mile to maintain our Sterile Certification and our high standards have helped us be able to provide unique care for many types of animals for the past 20+ years and counting.
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How can I get started with SaveWay?
If you’re a veterinary practice, you can get started with SaveWay Compounding Pharmacy by contacting us for more information.
If you’re a pet owner, you or your veterinarian can request a consultation and we’ll work with you both to identify which compounded medication might be right for your animal.
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When you need highly customized veterinary medications — especially for canine urinary incontinence and other urinary and kidney issues — let SaveWay be your go-to resource. Get started by contacting us today.
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