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Addison's Disease in Pets

 

In every field of medicine, there are some patients who don’t respond to traditional methods of treatment. Sometimes they need medicine at strengths that are not manufactured by drug companies, or perhaps they simply need a different method of ingesting a medication. Pharmacy compounding meets these needs. It provides a way for physicians and compounding pharmacists to customize an individualized prescription for the specific need of their patient. Compounding provides solutions which are not met by commercial products.

 

Compounded prescriptions are ideal for any patient requiring unique dosages and/or delivery devices, which can take the form of solutions, suppositories, sprays, oral rinses, lollipops and even as transdermal sticks. Compounding applications can include: Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy, Veterinary, Hospice, Pediatric, Dental, Otic (for the ear), Dermatology, Medication Flavoring, Chronic Pain Management, Neuropathies, Sports Medicine, Wound Therapy, Podiatry and Gastroenterology.

                                        

 

Women undergo several major hormonal changes during their lives. Issues such as PMS, infertility, menopause and basic hormonal imbalances can wreak havoc on a women's life.  Upon referral,

John Kim, Pharm. D, FAARM can facilitate a one-on-one consultation with you to assess your medical and women's health issues. 

 

At Tiffany Natural Pharmacy, we understand that your pet's health is as important as your own.  Compounded medications are often the solution when your veterinarian prescribes a commercialy available human medication, or a discontinued medication.  Compounding also offers an easier method of administration to your pet when made into a more suitable flavor or dosage form.
 
Tiffany Natural Pharmacy specializes in cost-effective alternate forms of treatment for dogs that have been diagnosed with Addison's Disease.