Custom Treatments for Animals with Diuresis

Veterinary Diuretics

A bunny rabbit being seen by a veterinarian with a stethoscope. Veterinary diuretics.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is veterinary compounding and why should I choose this option for my pet?

    Veterinary compounding is the preparation of unique formulations of medications to fit different animals’ specific needs and preferences for administration. Commercially available medications may not have the correct dosage or formulations to suit specific conditions and that’s why we offer compounded medications to help.

  • What are diuretics and why might certain animals need them?

    Diuretics, sometimes called “water pills”, are substances that promote the body to get rid of excess water. They do this by promoting an increase of urine. Certain animals may suffer from a condition that causes their body to retain water, which can be best treated with the proper diuretics.

  • Why should I choose SaveWay and how do I get started?

    SaveWay is a 503A compounding pharmacy that cares about animals, their owners and their vets. We strive to provide diverse and effective options for animals with many specific medication needs.  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. If you want to get started with SaveWay, request a consultation today.

  • What type of animals do you offer options for?

    We offer compounding medications for a variety of different animals, such as:

    • Aquarium animals
    • Birds
    • Cats
    • Dogs
    • Exotics
    • Ferrets
    • Guinea pigs
    • Horses
    • Rabbits
    • Rodents
    • Snakes
    • Zoo animals
  • I don’t live in Delaware, do you provide shipping?

    Yes! Once we receive and approve your prescription, we ship out medications within 24 – 48 hours. As we’ve expanded over the years, we’ve acquired licenses to ship across several states.

  • What are the different dosage forms SaveWay offers?

    We offer 11 dosage forms, they include:

    • Liquids
    • Capsules
    • Mini tablets
    • Tablets
    • Treats
    • Transdermal gels
    • Suppositories
    • Topicals
    • Injectables
    • Ophthalmics
    • Otic Solutions
  • 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.

  • 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.

Testimonials

“Very kind staff, always willing to answer questions with affordable pricing for all my dog prescriptions.”

Patty Michaels Patty Michaels

“So far, they are a great place to go to! I have only gotten one med for my cats (medicine compounded into chewy flavored pills), and they love it. Staff is knowledgeable as well.”

David Roseman David Roseman

“This was the first time I used this pharmacy for my dog’s prescriptions. The staff is both efficient and professional. They answered the questions I had and were always polite and respectful.  Their prices are very reasonable. I will definitely use Saveway again!”

Kerry Inman Kerry Inman

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Interested in learning more about custom medications to help animals get the treatment they need when and how they need it? Get started by contacting us today.

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