Kelley,
I'd call the vet that wrote the script. They should be able to either
help you straighten out the pricing/wrong script problem, or tell you
where else to order it from. I'd also call local human pharmacies in
your area and ask the pharmacist to recommend a local compounding
pharmacy. I usually get my compounded meds in the mail from a couple
states away, but when I'm in a hurry I have one within driving distance
that I use. Try not to stress too much, you'll get the meds you need
for your pee happy friend.
What have you done to try and work with him, (what's his name?)
behaviorally to curb his spraying? I'm betting you've tried lots of
things. Don't give up hope that he will continue to spray forever. I
can't tell you how many times I've thought a behavioral issue would
never resolve, but given lots of time, imagination, and patience things
do eventually work themselves out.
Nina
Kelley Saveika wrote:
Yes, but I *have* to have it compounded. I can force pills down him
if needed for a short time for infection, but it is stressful for him
and this is something he will need to take for the rest of his life to
prevent spraying (He initially had a urinary tract infection but it
has been treated and cured - he's had 4 urinalyses, including the one
sent out to the lab, and it is definitely behavioral spraying at this
point). Causing him greater anxiety by pilling him doesn't help his
stress nor his spraying.
I have ordered from that company you link, but if I have to have
something soon I can't order from them. I have found them to take a
very long time to get here, then they send it registered so I have to
find time to actually go to the post office when they are open and get
it. So if I have someone who is actually sick right now I can't use
it.
On 4/10/07, Kelly L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 06:08 AM 4/10/2007, you wrote:
been Here?
http://www.1drugstore-online.com/showprice.asp?name=elavil&bysearch=ok
>I am so frustrated with these people. So, so frustrated.
>
>I always have problems with my prescriptions there and they just
>called and said Shimmers' and Toodles' meds would be $125 *each* this
>time. They were $10 each LAST MONTH. I am thinking they have to have
>the wrong prescription. I'll learn how to compound Elavil myself
>before I pay $125 for a month's supply!
>
>I'm sure I will get this straight eventually, but in the meantime
>Toodles, Shimmer, Sapphire and Joey are without their meds because
>they need a credit card payment in advance for anything over
>$100....and I'm not paying $250 for Elavil. For something lifesaving
>sure, but not something to keep Shimmer and Toodles from spraying
>everywhere.
>
>Kelley
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