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Pets are a part of our families, and when they’re sick, we want them to feel better as soon as possible. We rely on experienced veterinarians to diagnose and provide treatment to our pets. Many times, that treatment involves medications, and many veterinarian offices provide on-site prescription services. So why should you get your pet’s medications directly from your veterinarian rather than from a chain pharmacy or online?

Here are a few benefits to buying your pet’s medications from your vet:

  • Expertise: Not only is your veterinarian trained in providing care for animals, but they are also experts on your pet specifically. Your vet can provide personalized advice regarding prescription and over-the-counter medicines for your animal, including detailed instructions on how to administer them to your pet. Some chemical products, such as flea and tick control, have been known to cause issues in pets. When you obtain these products directly from your veterinarian, you’ll have peace of mind knowing they’ve been recommended by someone who knows your pet and their specific needs.
  • veterinarianConvenience: When your pet is experiencing a health issue and needs medication, the sooner the treatment regimen is started, the better. Running around town to get prescriptions filled or to find over-the-counter products wastes time. In addition, ordering medications from an online source can take several days to a full week, which is valuable time lost when your pet is suffering. The convenience and speed of getting your pet’s medication directly from the animal clinic will help get them back on the road to health.
  • Accuracy: When you buy pet medications online, there’s a risk they could be damaged during the shipping process. Many medicines require refrigeration or protection from winter cold, and it’s sometimes hard to ensure the medications have been protected from temperature fluctuations when they’re being shipped from far away. What’s more, improper packaging and storing can cause the medicines to become ineffective. When you get your pet’s medicines directly from your veterinarian, you can be sure they have been stored and handled properly, and any issues can be dealt with immediately.

 

Whether your pet needs immediate medical attention or you’re simply looking for routine preventative care, Troy & Wentzville Veterinary Clinic in Eastern Missouri provides a range of services, including pet wellness exams, vaccinations, emergency care, and large animal veterinary services. Their team of professionals will answer questions about your animal’s medications and get your pet feeling healthy again. Call for an appointment at (636) 528-4534 or visit their website to learn more about their clinic. You can also find them on Facebook.

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