Rx REFILLS
Our pill vials are biodegradable and compostable in efforts of being more eco-friendly.
Request a refill
Please fill out the form through PetPage Portal to refill existing prescriptions. Please allow at least 24 hours-48 hours for the request to be fulfilled. Someone on our team will contact you once the prescription is ready for pick up!
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* We strongly encourage requesting heart medications, insulin, thyroid medications, etc., a week before running out to prevent missed doses.
Need an exam for
next refill?
Prescription medications require a yearly exam by law, so if your kiddo hasn't been in for a while, call us so we can schedule an exam and keep your furbaby current!
bloodwork for refills
Certain medications effect the organs and in order to make sure we are keeping them healthy, we require regular bloodwork for continued refills. Short list of a few are as follows:
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Benazapril every 6 months
(and other heart medications)
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Carprofen/Quellin every 6 months
(NSAID)
Insulin every 6 months once regulated
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Heartworm Prevention yearly
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Levothyroxine every 6 months (4-6 hours post AM pill)
(thyroid medication - dogs)
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Meloxidyl every 6 months
(pain/anti-inflammatory)
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Methimazole every 6 months
(thyroid medication - cats)
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Prednisone every 6 months
(steroid)
COMMON MEDICATION
REQUIREMENTS
Fear Free Visits with Medications On Board
Give medications the night before vet visit and again 2 hours prior to appointment.
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Dog Thyroid (T4)
Blood is drawn 4-6 hours after morning dose.
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Cat Thyroid (T4)
No set time frame for blood draw.
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Canine Cushings Disease (ACTH Stim Test)
Initial blood draw is 4-6 hours after morning dose. Pet should be fasted 12 hours (very small amount of food to give pill is fine.)
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Dog or Cat Phenobarbital Levels
Blood is drawn 4-6 hours after morning dose.
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Dog or Cat Diabetic (Spot Blood Glucose)
Blood is drawn 4-6 hours after morning insulin injection. Feed your pet normally.
Dog or Cat Diabetic (Fructosamine levels)
No set time frame for blood draw. Fructosamine levels reflect your pet's average glucose levels over the last couple of weeks.
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Dog or Cat GI Panel
Pet is fasted 12 hours prior to blood draw.