CompoundLabs Now Supports Equine Medication With Bova Products

CompoundLabs proudly works with Bova to offer a range of equine medication to vets and owners in New Zealand.

We are currently offering compounded medication to support the management of PPID and EMS.

Please explore our general brochure here.

For much more equine (and other veterinary information), please sign in or sign up to our Veterinarian Portal.

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Supporting Other Animals Too

CompoundLabs supports a wide range of animals across a variety of symptoms.

From cats and dogs, to other animals, we help not only with specific medications, but also with delivery mechanisms. Have a fiesty cat who hates capsules? We can make a transdermal. Need to add flavour to help a dog take a medication? We can add palatable flavours to your dog's medication.

You can learn more about out veterinarian offering on our main vet medication page here.

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Transdermal Medication

Not all pet medicines need to be in a capsule or tablet form. Creams and pastes can be a viable option to apply the medication your pet needs.

Transdermal preparations are applied directly onto the animal's skin and can be prepared for an array of medications. They can be provided in a multi-dose syringe or a metered dose syringe pen.

Medications No Longer Available

Veterinary medicine manufacturers frequently discontinue the production of medications due to low demand. At other times these medications may be temporarily out of stock.

CompoundLabs can often fill the gap when it comes to discontinued or out of stock medications. Your vet can discuss this option with you.

Using a syringe for pet cream

Our simple instructions explain how to easily apply your pet cream.

MD Syringe Instructions

Placing a Prescription With Us

From sending us your prescriptions to receiving your medication, the process below shows you what to expect and the timeline.

Have a Prescription?
If you have a prescription that you need us to fulfil, typically you get your veterinarian to send it to us directly. Or, if you want to send it to us directly, you can physically mail us your prescription to P.O. Box 101-142, North Shore Mail Centre 0745, Auckland, New Zealand. Alternatively, your veterinarian can email it to us or send it through the e-script option they will be familiar with.
If you are unsure please contact us, we'd be happy to help

We'll assess your prescription
Your prescription will be assessed by a pharmacist. Then, someone from our team will call you to discuss the prescription contents, delivery address, payment and expected timeframe. Your order is then compounded, dispensed and dispatched. An email is then sent to you with a link to track your order.
If you are unsure please contact us, we'd be happy to help

Payment
Prescriptions can be paid for by credit card or internet banking. Please DO NOT post cash. When we contact you after receiving your prescription we will organise payment with you.
Contact us if you have any questions about this

Receiving Your Medication
Upon receipt of your original prescription and payment (time of order confirmation), your medication will be sent by courier to you in 3-5 business days for any stock items. For special order items we typically take 7-10 business for most urban/business addresses. Please note these are our normal timeframes, however in some circumstances this can take longer. Where possible we will notify you if we expect this to take longer.
Please contact us for any support

What Is Compounding Exactly?

What

Compounding is the process of using special techniques to mix or alter ingredients to make customised medicines for people or animals.

How

This process is undertaken by qualified pharmacy technicians and pharmacists.

Why

The benefits of compounded medicine include:

  • Changing the form of a medicine (for example from capsule to liquid) to make it easier to swallow/administer
  • Customising the strength of medicine to one that is not readily available
  • Removing an ingredient that someone may be allergic to
  • Customising flavours and sweeteners to suit personal preference
  • To continue supply of a medicine if something is unavailable long term

Quality Is Key For CompoundLabs

We pride ourselves in always delivering optimal, personalised healthcare by providing high quality medications and advice.

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Have Questions? Contact Us

Phone:

0800 467 666

Mail Address:

P.O. Box 101-142

North Shore Mail Centre

Auckland

New Zealand 0745

Physical Address (Our opening hours are 8:30am - 5:00pm Monday to Friday):

62C Diana Drive

Wairau Valley

Auckland 0627

Please let us know your query below and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. Our opening hours are 8:30am - 5:00pm Monday to Friday.