Flavoured Liquids, Transdermal Gels, and Precise Dosing for Pets.
We formulate custom medications for dogs, cats, birds, and exotic animals. Prepared safely in our OCP & NAPRA Certified Level C Facility with free delivery across the West GTA.
Getting your pet to take medication shouldn't be a daily struggle. We work directly with your veterinarian to customize the flavour, strength, and delivery method of your pet's prescription so it is easier to administer and perfectly dosed for their weight.
Many highly concentrated powders used in veterinary medicine require specialized handling to ensure your pet gets the exact micro-dose they need. We are one of the limited number of Ontario pharmacies operating a dedicated Level C Hazardous Non-Sterile Compounding room.
This ensures your pet's medication is prepared strictly under NAPRA Model Standards with state-of-the-art containment equipment, guaranteeing exact dosing accuracy and zero cross-contamination.
Humber Bay Compounding Pharmacy prepares custom veterinary medications at our facility in Humber Bay Shores (2240 Lake Shore Blvd W, Unit 107). We offer free local delivery across Etobicoke, Mimico, and the Greater Toronto Area.
Yes. For medications like Methimazole, we can compound the active ingredient into a specialized transdermal gel. You simply rub a pre-measured amount onto the hairless skin inside your cat's ear flap, avoiding the stress of forcing them to swallow pills.
Your veterinarian must write a prescription indicating the specific compound, strength, and format (e.g., chicken-flavoured liquid). Once prescribed, you can text a photo to (647) 348-2323 or have your vet fax it directly to (647) 351-2323.
Veterinary compounding means a pharmacist prepares a medication for an animal patient, to a veterinarian's prescription, when a commercial product does not fit: a different strength, a form that is easier to give, or a flavour your pet accepts. Humber Bay Compounding Pharmacy prepares veterinary compounding by prescription at 2240 Lake Shore Blvd W #107 in Etobicoke.
Veterinary compounding requires a prescription. See also our pharmacists.
