Zonisamide for Dogs and Cats
$17.45
Zonisamide is an anti-convulsant.
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Albon for Dogs & Cats
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ITEM |
SIZE | PRICE | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 145RX | 125 mg 200 ct | $77.98 | ||
| 146RX | 250 mg 500 ct | $303.98 | ||
| 797RX | 500 mg 500 ct | $501.98 |
Amoxicillin Trihydrate and Clavulanate Potassium
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ITEM |
SIZE | PRICE | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1352RX | 62.5 mg 210 ct | $134.24 | ||
| 1353RX | 125 mg 210 ct | $249.08 | ||
| 1354RX | 250 mg 210 ct | $410.21 | ||
| 1355RX | 375 mg 210 ct | $586.14 |
Bravecto Plus Topical Solution for Cats
| 1529RX | 2.6-6.2 lbs (1 ct) | $48.99 | ||
| 1530RX | 6.2-13.8 lbs (1 ct) | $49.99 | ||
| 1531RX | 13.8-27.5 lbs (1 ct) | $49.99 |
Neo-Poly-Dex Ophthalmic
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Revolution for Cats
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Vetivex DEHP-Free Lactated Ringers Solution
Vetivex DEHP-Free Veterinary Lactated Ringers Solution is used for electrolyte and fluid replenishment or as an alkalinizing agent. Vetivex DEHP-Free Veterinary Lactated Ringers Solution can help rehydrate animals and restore electrolyte balance. PVC-Free, DEHP-Free, and Latex-Free Bag featuring two color-coded identical, dual-purpose ports which can be utilized for insertion of the administration set spike or for injection of additives to the fluid.
