Precise weight-based dosing for dogs and cats. PetScript Pharmacy compounds fluralaner capsules to your exact prescription for dogs and cats. Precise weight-based dosing, bill and ship to clinic or client. Licensed veterinary compounding partner.
Commercial fluralaner chews come in fixed weight bands that can span nearly 2x in body weight. For toy breeds, cats, patients on elimination diets, or anyone where precision matters clinically — that's a problem. Compounded fluralaner gives you the flexibility to prescribe the exact dose your patient needs.
PetScript Pharmacy compounds fluralaner capsules to your written prescription, ships directly to your client, and keeps you in the loop every step of the way. No clinic inventory to manage. No phone tag. No delays. Just a reliable compounding partner who treats your clients like their own.
"We compound to your exact specifications — not a weight band, not an approximation. Your prescription is the formulation."
These are the patient presentations where compounded fluralaner offers a meaningful clinical advantage over fixed commercial formulations.
The smallest commercial chew covers a weight range up to 2x wide. At 25 mg/kg, a 4.5-lb and 9.9-lb dog receive the same dose — compounding eliminates that variability for sensitive patients.
No commercial oral fluralaner product exists for cats. When topical compliance is poor — multi-cat households, skin sensitivities, or client preference — a compounded oral capsule at 40 mg/kg is the only oral route available.
Commercial flavored chews contain pork-based ingredients. Dogs on strict hydrolyzed protein or novel protein diets are not candidates. Plain compounded capsules remove that barrier entirely.
Fluralaner is commonly used off-label for demodectic and sarcoptic mange. Compounded capsules allow flexible dosing protocols not constrained by commercial packaging or weight-band increments.
Clients who have lapsed on commercial products due to flavor tolerance are strong candidates. Compounded fluralaner in a capsule form allows multiple dosing options that help maintain year-round protection for cost-sensitive clients.
Fluralaner has been evaluated for safety in breeding, pregnant, and lactating dogs.
The standard minimum dose for dogs is 25 mg/kg orally, with a therapeutic range of 25–56 mg/kg. Protection lasts up to 12 weeks under standard protocols; every 8 weeks is supported in lone star tick-endemic regions.
We compound to the exact milligram you prescribe. A 6.2-lb Chihuahua gets a 70 mg capsule. A 43-lb Labrador gets a 487 mg capsule. No rounding up to the nearest weight band. No approximation. Your prescription is your formulation.
Minimum age and weight: 6 months, 4.4 lbs. Do not administer more frequently than every 8 weeks. Give with food.
Cats require a higher minimum dose than dogs — 40 mg/kg — reflecting different pharmacokinetics. There is no FDA-approved oral fluralaner product for cats. The commercial product is topical only, and topical compliance is a consistent barrier in feline practice.
PetScript Pharmacy compounds oral fluralaner capsules for cats to your written prescription. The capsule can be administered with food or concealed in a soft treat. Most cats accept it without issue when introduced with a pill pocket.
Minimum age and weight: 6 months, 2.6 lbs. Safety not established in breeding or lactating cats. Use with caution in patients with neurologic history — see safety information below.
All capsules are compounded to the exact dose you prescribe. This table reflects minimum recommended doses at 25 mg/kg (dogs) and 40 mg/kg (cats).
| Species | Patient weight | Minimum dose | Interval |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dog | 4.4–9.9 lbs (2–4.5 kg) | 50–113 mg | Up to q12 weeks |
| Dog | 10–22 lbs (4.5–10 kg) | 113–250 mg | Up to q12 weeks |
| Dog | 22–44 lbs (10–20 kg) | 250–500 mg | Up to q12 weeks |
| Dog | 44–88 lbs (20–40 kg) | 500–1000 mg | Up to q12 weeks |
| Dog | 88–123 lbs (40–56 kg) | 1000–1400 mg | Up to q12 weeks |
| Cat | 2.6–8.8 lbs (1.2–4 kg) | 48–160 mg | Up to q12 weeks |
| Cat | 8.9–17.6 lbs (4–8 kg) | 160–320 mg | Up to q12 weeks |
Flag these patient types at your next appointment as strong candidates for compounded fluralaner.
Fluralaner is a member of the isoxazoline class. Use with caution in patients with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. The FDA has issued a class-wide alert for potential neurologic adverse events — counsel clients accordingly and report any AEs to FDA CVM.
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