Pet Medications

Custom Pet Medications Right Here in Cleburne

Pet compounding is the process of creating custom medications that fit the specific size and taste of your animal. Cleburne Drug is the only PCCA-certified pharmacy in Johnson County, which means we have the tools and training to make meds that pets actually enjoy taking.

Our Veterinary Compounding Services

Custom Flavors: We turn bitter pills into tasty treats with flavors like tuna, chicken, and beef.
Precise Dosages: We create the exact strength your pet needs based on their specific weight.
Alternative Forms: We can make transdermal gels that rub into the ear or easy-to-swallow liquids.
Allergen-Free Options: Our team can remove dyes, gluten, or other fillers that upset your pet's stomach.

Why Choose Us for Your Pet?

Working with a local compounding specialist ensures your pet gets high-quality care without the stress of "pill time." We work directly with your vet to solve problems like hard-to-find medications or animals that refuse to swallow tablets.

Talk to Our Team Today

Have a script from your vet or need to ask about a specific flavor? Stop by our shop on Ridgeway Drive or call (817) 645-2415. We help make sure your pets and horses stay healthy and happy.

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Common Questions About Our Services

We want you to feel confident about the care you receive. Below are answers to questions our patients frequently ask about how our services work.

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Most pet insurance plans work on a reimbursement basis. You pay the pharmacy directly, and we provide the itemized receipt you need to submit a claim to your insurance provider.

We create custom medications for a wide range of animals, including dogs, cats, birds, and horses. If your vet provides a prescription, we can likely compound it into a form that works for your animal.

Yes. We can often create transdermal gels. These allow you to rub the medication into the inner ear of a cat or dog, which is a great option for pets that refuse to eat flavored liquids or pills.

Being PCCA-certified means we use the highest grade of ingredients and have access to specialized formulas. As the only pharmacy in Johnson County with this status, we offer a level of quality that big-box stores cannot match.

While we fill standard scripts in 10 to 15 minutes, compounded medications are made from scratch. Most custom pet orders are ready within 24 to 48 hours, but you can always call us for a specific timeline.