Every oral medication we dispense, written to train the people who answer the phone: the mechanism in plain terms, what an owner should expect, what has to be escalated, and which combinations are genuinely dangerous.
CPV-PHARM-ORAL-001
Rev. 3 · July 2026
131 medications
4127 Sepulveda Blvd
Culver City, CA 90230
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Read this first. This guide deliberately contains no doses. Doses depend on your pet's weight, kidney and liver function, and everything else they are taking - dosing comes off the patient's Shepherd record and the dispensed label, confirmed by the attending DVM. Use these cards to explain what a drug does, what an owner should expect, and what warrants a call back - not to advise on a dose. Anything in a red panel is escalated the same day rather than managed over the phone. ASPCA Animal Poison Control: 888-426-4435.
Tick the box on any medication to add it to a list, then compile and print the set you need on hand - the medications one patient is going home on, or the ones a shift is likely to get asked about.
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A reference sheet for the desk, not a client handout. Nothing is saved.
Medication reference list
Compiled from CPV-PHARM-ORAL-001 for answering client questions at the desk or by phone.
