Providing Customized Care for Animals
At SaveWay, we know how challenging caring for a pet with digestive issues can be. We also know that each animal is different and often requires a custom solution to address their unique needs in order to find relief.
But providing customized care for animalsdoesn’t have to be a hassle. That’s why we’re dedicated to creating customized treatment plans based on weight, medical condition, temperament and more to ease this process for both the animals and their owners/caretakers. With SaveWay, you’re getting:
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
Most Common Veterinary Digestive Conditions
Some of the most common digestive conditions and symptoms we help treat are gallbladder/liver issues, nausea, vomiting, reflux, loss of appetite, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), constipation and more.
Gallbladder/Liver
Congestive heart failure is the heart’s inability to pump adequate blood to the body and pooling of blood in the organs.
Animals can have varying gallbladder and liver issues, including:
Nausea/Vomiting/Reflux
Nausea, vomiting and reflux are common non-specific conditions that affect small animals.
Loss of Appetite
Loss of appetite usually implies a change in an animal’s normal pattern of eating.
This is not a symptom of a specific illness but rather a general sign that something is wrong.
There could be many potential underlying causes, ranging from relatively minor to more serious conditions.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
IBS is a condition where the intestinal muscles don’t function normally, causing diarrhea and constipation — the two most common symptoms.
Oftentimes, things like environmental stressors, anxiety or lack of proper diet can cause or exacerbate this in animals.
Constipation
Constipation is an abnormal accumulation of feces in the colon, resulting in difficult and less frequent bowel movements.
The most common and recognizable symptoms of constipation in animals include straining to defecate, scooting, swelling of the anus, vocalization while trying to defecate and less frequent bowel movements.
Other Digestive Disorder Causes
It’s not uncommon for animals to suffer from various types of digestive disorders.
Several common causes can include bacteria, viruses, parasites, worms, sudden changes in diet and consuming human foods that are toxic to pets.
SaveWay’s Flexible Digestion Treatments
The good news is that many of these conditions are treatable. With SaveWay, options range from mini tablets to treats, to transdermal gels and much more — many offered in a variety of flavors.
Explore our digestive and diarrhea veterinary medicine treatments today:
Gallbladder/Liver Issues
Ursodiol
Dissolves and/or prevents small gallstones that can’t be removed with surgery.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Mini-Tablets •
- Treats •
SAM-E/Milk Thistle
Treats a variety of liver conditions, diseases and toxicities.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Treats •
Digestion Probiotics
Acidophilus
Helps maintain intestinal health by balancing good and bad intestinal bacteria.
Administration Options
- Capsules •
Azodyl
Probiotic supplement used to support kidney health in pets with kidney disease.
Administration Options
- Capsules •
Visbiome
Supports normal inflammatory responses in the gastrointestinal tract (GI tract) and helps normalize gut health.
Administration Options
- Capsules •
- Powder •
Loss of Appetite
Mirtazapine
An appetite stimulant that treats nausea, vomiting and appetite loss.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Mini-Tablets •
- Treats •
- Transdermal Gel •
Entyce
An appetite stimulant that contains capromorelin — a type of ghrelin receptor agonist medication.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
Budesonide
Treats inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), and is a good alternative for steroids like prednisolone.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Mini-Tablets •
- Tablets •
- Treats •
Prednisolone
Treats inflammation, allergies, autoimmune diseases, and other specific forms of disease.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Mini-Tablets •
- Tablets •
- Treats •
- Transdermal Gel •
Sucralfate
Treats and prevents all types of ulcers, including stomach, duodenal, colonic, esophageal, intestinal and oral.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Tablets •
- Powder •
Nausea/Vomiting/Reflux
Maropitant
Treats vomiting and motion sickness.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Treats •
- Transdermal Gel •
Ondansetron
An antiemetic used to treat severe nausea and vomiting.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Transdermal Gel •
- Injectables •
Omeprazole
Treats ulcers in the stomach and/or intestines.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Mini-Tablets •
- Treats •
Metoclopramide
Used to stimulate the stomach and upper small intestinal movement to prevent esophageal reflux.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Mini-Tablets •
- Injectables •
Constipation
Cholestyramine
Treats bile acid malabsorption associated with chronic diarrhea.
Administration Options
- Topical preparations •
- Powder •
Cisapride
A medication used to enhance the movement of the gastrointestinal (GI) system to treat conditions such as stasis, reflux and constipation/megacolon.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Mini-Tablets •
- Treats •
- Transdermal Gel •
Lactulose
A non-digestible synthetic sugar that acts as a stool softener to treat chronic constipation.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
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 animal patient population includes:
- 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, they include:
- 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 digestive and diarrhea issues — let SaveWay be your go-to resource. Get started by contacting us today.
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