 Compounding can help make cancer treatment more manageable for pet owners and less stressful for pets. 

Addressing the gap

Improving compliance and comfort

Managing side effects with supportive care

Tailoring Dosages Across Diverse Patient Types

Clear, compassionate communication fosters strong relationships and more personalized care.

Communicating with clients about a cancer diagnosis

Consistent care in uncertain times

References:

Why Compounding Matters in Veterinary Oncology Care

1. Stock-Up on Prescriptions 

2. Holiday Safety at Home 

3. Watch the Doors 

4. Travel Safety  

5. Mindful Hosting

Holiday Prep Checklist- Keep Your Pet Safe & Happy

Hearing that your pet has cancer can feel overwhelming. Understanding your options and how to care for your pet can help.

Understanding your pet’s cancer diagnosis

Supporting your pet at home

Keep them comfortable

Reduce stress

Monitor for changes

Simplify care with home delivery

Feeding for strength and comfort

Support groups for owners of pets with cancer can be a valuable resource and provide a sense of community and understanding.

Caring for the caregiver

Navigating Your Pet’s Cancer Diagnosis

Auto-refill and auto-ship features make it easy to manage your pet’s prescriptions.

Set up for success: Your pet’s first subscription fill

Stay ready: Managing your pet’s refills

Preventive care: Protect your pet with every dose

Auto-refill and autoship make managing your pet’s prescriptions effortless

Mobile-friendly features put your pet’s prescriptions in the palm of your hand. (The other one is reserved for petting!

Choosing a pharmacy platform

Best practices for managing your pet’s medications

Feel right at home with your pet’s health

Come, Sit, Medicate: Managing Pet Prescriptions At Home

Proactive care and routine vet visits support your beautiful bond.

Healthy Cat or Sick Cat? Signs of Pain and Illness

Reduce Stress Before the Veterinary Visit

Tips to Prepare For the Vet

Ask Your Vet About Cat-Friendly Medications

Thoughtful planning promotes a lifetime of rewards.

Plan For Your Cat’s Long-Term Health

Support Your Special Bond

The Purr-Suit of Health and Well-Being

Reference:

How to Keep Your Cat Healthy at Home and Beyond

Workplace stressors can trigger veterinary burnout.

What is Veterinary Burnout?

How Can I Recognize the Signs of Veterinary Burnout?

7 Tips for Addressing Veterinary Burnout

Confiding in a coworker or friend can help you work through difficult feelings.

Why Feline Veterinary Care Matters  

The Economic Opportunity in Feline Healthcare 

6 Key Barriers to Feline Veterinary Care 

How to Close the Feline Care Gap 

Innovation in Feline Care 

The Future of Feline Healthcare 

The Feline Opportunity: Closing the Care Gap

How to tell if your horse is sick 

7 Common equine diseases and how to recognize them 

#1: Laminitis 

#2: Equine protozoal myeloencephalitis (EPM) 

#3: Equine gastric ulcer syndrome (EGUS) 

#4:  Equine Cushing’s disease (Pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction) 

#5: Bacterial and tick-borne infections 

#6: Navicular syndrome 

#7: General lameness, pain, and inflammation 

What to do if you think your horse is sick 

Solutions and support for horses and their people 

7 Common Equine Diseases and How To Recognize Them

The right veterinary software programs can increase efficiency and productivity.

#1: Online pharmacy software

#2: Practice management software

#3: Electronic medical records software

#4: Appointment scheduling software

#5: Inventory management software

#6: Client communication software

 Client communication software can ensure clients receive important information in a format they prefer.

#7: Marketing software

How to choose the best software for your practice

Veterinary Software Is Here to Help

Jaime Bast RVT, CCRP, KPA-CTP, FFCP is a copywriter and registered veterinary technician from St. Louis, Missouri. In her free time, Jaime loves learning about canine nutrition and behavior, and training and competing with her American cocker spaniels in a variety of dog sports.

7 Types of Veterinary Software Programs

When to prescribe an antitussive

Types of antitussive medications  

Hydrocodone

Codeine

Butorphanol

Dextromethorphan

Maropitant

Gabapentin

Amitriptyline

Antihistamines

Supporting therapies

Creative medication solutions

Veterinary Antitussive Medications: A Practical Guide to Treating Coughing in Dogs

Compounding provides tailored treatment options for a variety of circumstances.

#1: Thyroid medication for cats: Less stress and improved compliance

#2: Medications for pets with allergies: Reaction-free options

#3: Alternatives to oral medications: Transdermal gels bypass the GI tract

#4: Precision dosing for small and senior pets: Exactly the right amount

 Pet-friendly preparations increase compliance by making treatment easier and stress-free. 

#5: Behavior medications: Support for the human-animal bond

Veterinary compounding can be the right fit

5 Beneficial Uses of Veterinary Compounding for Better Patient Outcomes

Veterinary conferences provide valuable learning and networking opportunities.


#1: American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Convention

#2: American College of Veterinary Pharmacists (ACVP): Veterinary Pharmacy Conference 2025

Conference attendees can connect with exhibitors and learn about new products and services.

#3: American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP)/Feline Veterinary Medical Association (FVMA) 2025 Feline Veterinary Conference

#4: American Association of Equine Practitioners Annual Convention (AAEP)

#5: Veterinary Meeting and Expo (VMX) 2026

#6: WVC Vegas

6 Veterinary Conferences That Will Level Up Your Care

 The right dosage form can ensure pets take their medication instead of spitting it out behind the couch.

Oral medications for animals: Customization and convenience

Flavored formulations can take medication time from a battle to a breeze.

Transdermal and topical dosage forms for animals: Convenient external application

One-of-a-kind pets deserve one-of-a-kind care

Routes of Administration and Dosage Forms in Animals: A Complete Guide

Tailored solutions help support pet health

#1: Customized medications

#2: A variety of dosage forms

#3: Improved palatability 

#4: Tailored dosing

#5: Combining medications for simplified administration

#6: Access to unavailable medications

Compounding pharmacies act as partners in animal health

#7: Convenience and support

When should veterinarians consider compounding as a first-line treatment?

Compounded medications = compounded benefits

7 Benefits of Compounding in Animal Health

Relieving your dog’s anxiety can significantly improve their well-being

What causes dog anxiety?

Signs of anxiety in dogs

When to seek veterinary care

6 Ways to Calm Your Anxious Dog

#1 Remove or reduce stress

#2: Provide mental enrichment and exercise

#3: Create a safe space for your dog

A crate can provide a space where your dog feels safe and secure

#4: Try calming or behavior aids

#5: Get help from a veterinary behaviorist

#6: Give calming supplements or medications

From Zoomies to Zen

Jaime Bast RVT, CCRP, KPA-CTP

How to Calm an Anxious Dog: 6 Ways to Support Your Furry Friend

Giving your cat a pill doesn’t have to be stressful

Know the basics of your cat’s medication

Gather your cat pilling supplies

Practice without your cat

Try hiding your cat’s pill in food

How to manually give your cat a pill

Most cats will swallow a pill if you follow the proper steps

How to give liquid medication to your cat

When to contact your veterinarian

Prescription for success

How to Give Your Cat a Pill: From Hiss to Bliss

Foaling Season: The Basics 

Careful monitoring is crucial to ensure a successful foaling season.

Preparing for a Safe and Successful Birth

Follow These 7 Steps to Get Your New Horse Up and Running

1. Help Your Mare Prepare: Vaccines and Caslick’s Care 

2. S-table for Two: Optimize Her Nutrition 

3. Watch for the Signs: How to Know When Foaling Is Near 

4. The Big Day: Must-Haves and Must-Knows 

5. The 1-2-3 Rule: Helping Your New Foal Find Their Feet 

6. Follow-Up Care: Schedule a New Foal Check-Up 

7. Post-Foaling Fertility: Preparing Your Mare for Her Next Cycle 

Celebrate with Ongoing Care 

Foaling Season: 7 Steps to Get Your New Horse Up and Running

Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and feasting. But let's not forget our furry family members! While we're busy enjoying our holiday feast, it's important to keep our pets safe and happy. With a little planning and care, we can ensure that Thanksgiving is a paw-sitive experience for everyone.

Do's & Don'ts for Keeping Your Pet Safe This Thanksgiving

For pets who are extra stressed by the holiday hustle and bustle, your veterinarian may recommend a tailored solution to help them stay calm during the festivities. Wedgewood offers custom-compounded medications to support the well-being of pets, ensuring they enjoy a peaceful Thanksgiving too! 

If your pet happens to sneak a dangerous holiday treat, like chocolate or turkey bones, contact your veterinarian immediately.  

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