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At Petco, we’re dedicated to helping you manage your pet’s health and wellness. That’s why we strive to make getting dog medication quick and easy, so your pup can get the relief they need when they need it.
No. All of our dog prescription medications and many of our veterinary diet dog foods require veterinarian authorization. Veterinary authorization may require an examination, which can be performed in person by your veterinarian or at your neighborhood Petco Pet Care Center with a veterinarian on-site. To learn more, check out our veterinary services.
Once your vet has confirmed that your canine requires dog prescription medicine, they may write out a physical prescription. After selecting your medication at Petco, you will be given a choice during checkout to mail in your prescription or have Petco contact your veterinarian’s office to confirm. Once we receive veterinary authorization, we will send your pup’s medicine straight to your door—often with Free Shipping.
Your veterinarian must always prescribe dog prescription drugs. These can include certain types of medicine for the following conditions:
However, at Petco, we also offer a variety of health and wellness solutions that don’t require a prescription or veterinarian authorization. These kinds of over-the-counter dog medication can help improve the following in your pup:
Pet parents should also be aware that dog pain medication and anxiety solutions can come in different strengths, ranging from dog aspirin to heavy pain killers. Consult your veterinarian for the appropriate strength and dosage for your pet.
Whether you are administering dog prescription drugs for heartworm orally or topically, many of the leading solutions only require one dose per month. Since dogs are most susceptible to heartworms during summer—when mosquitoes are most likely to transmit the disease—your veterinarian may only prescribe heartworm medication seasonally.
Sometimes, fleas can be a minor inconvenience to your dog. Prescription medication might be an option, but there are many different non-prescription solutions available for prevention.
At Petco, we carry various flea collars that can help prevent or kill fleas efficiently—through topical ingredients or ultrasonic frequencies. If your dog has issues wearing flea collars, we offer numerous drops, pills, shampoos, chews and sprays that can help kill fleas—depending on which delivery method is most accommodating to your pet. We even have treatment sprays, foggers and cleaners that can help rid your home of fleas to prevent further infestation.
Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Prescriptions for Small Animals & Other Pets
Prescription Dog Antibiotics
Prescription Dog Insulin & Diabetes Medication
Prescription Flea & Tick Medicine
Prescription Flea & Tick Medicine for Dogs
Prescription Dog Treats
Prescription Dog Digestive Medications
Cat Medicine
Pet Pharmacy
Prescription Cat Treats
Horse Prescriptions
Prescription Allergy Medicine for Dogs
Prescription Flea & Tick Medicine for Cats
Dog Dewormers & Worm Medicine
Dog Pill Capsules
Prescription Dewormer for Dogs
Dog Ear & Eye Medicine
Prescription Horse Pain Relief & Arthritis Medication
Natural Pet Medicine
Purina Pro Plan Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
NexGard Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Advantage Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Revolution Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Interceptor Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Comfortis Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Carprovet Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Prednisone Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Bravecto Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Sentinel Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Trifexis Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Credelio Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Cerenia Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Interceptor Plus Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Apoquel Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
NexGard Plus Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Rimadyl Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Iverhart Max Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Furosemide Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
Simparica Dog Medicine and Prescriptions
What kind of medication can a puppy take for tapeworms. She's about 6-8weeks old
Bailey just got neutered today & was prescribed w/ Co Amoxiclav tablet & Mefenamic Acid 500mg Capsule. Vet said i could just buy the medicines that are for humans & I just want to make sure that they will be safe for Bailey because i thought human medications are bad for dogs. Also, i just noticed that there's a greenish color in his fur near his anus and am curious if it's normal and was part of the procedure. Will also consult about this with the vet 1st thing in the morning (1am atm). Thanks!
On Saturday, I took my dog to see our vet. He was prescribed two medications for allergies. The medications are called Prednisone and Cephalexin. After taking these medications, I have noticed that he has been super sleepy, slow and not very active. Should I be concerned?
When should I start heartworm prevention? And I can’t afford constant doctor visits, how can I get the medicine?
My cat was prescribed Cefpodoxime for uri issues.The dosage is 1/2 of a 100mg pill once a day for 9 days .Is that to much for an 8 lb. cat??
My 3 yes old GSD dogs suffers from yeast infection and have a black elephant like skin on his chest plz prescribe any drugs/tabet available in india.Plz don't ask for food change.or ACV or any other cream I want a oral medicine
We just had his initial appointment with the vet for his shots and a general health check up he is completely healthy but they wanted to give him some preventative medications for fleas and ticks and also for heartworms tapeworms and hookworms. He gave me sentinel spectrum for all the worms and he gave me nexgard for the fleas and ticks but they both say they treat for fleas. Should I be giving him both of these medications or is it as unnecessary as I think? I don’t want to give him so many.
Bell is a German Shepherd which is 6 years old. very healthy. She weighs 90 pounds and I need to take her to the vet for her annual checkup. Can I give her 1 1/2 tablets od ACPROMAZINE 60 minutes before she is seen by the veterinarian?
Is there any medication like tri heart plus thats around the same price point i need to get my dogs their medication and not even my vet is being helpful since they only want to sell me the Heartgard even tho i've told them i can not afford that medication at the time they do not wanna give me the generic and i need it asap since they are being potty trained outdoors.
Which drugs I have to give to my GSD puppy for deworming...??He is not drinking milk and eats his own poop is it the symptoms that he requires deworming??..Plz plz help..
I took my dog to the vet today because he hasn't been feeling good these past two days. They gave him a shot of cephalexin, and gave me pills of endosorp. I'm only worried because since we got home he's been laying down. Please tell me side effects and if he seems ok.
My 6-7 lb Maltese is on 16.2 mg of phenobarbital 2x/day & 1cc of levetiracetam 3x/day for seizures, .8cc of clavamox 2x/day for a UTI, & eye drops 2x/day. Chest X-rays this week revealed a large spot/mass in/on her lung, & we will see an oncologist Mon morning for tests to figure out what the spot is. She has been choking, reverse sneezing, snorting, etc. It sounds like she’s choking on phlegm. I was wondering if I could give her guefanesin to try to loosen/then the mucus, and, if so, how much.