Medication support for current patients
Lakeview Animal Hospital’s in-house pharmacy supports prescribed treatment for our patients. Contact our South Edmonton team before medication runs out so we can review your pet’s records, confirm the request and arrange pickup.
How we can help
Our veterinary and client-care teams coordinate prescription requests at the clinic. If a recheck or blood testing is needed, we will explain the next step; in-house blood testing is available when recommended by your veterinarian.
We confirm the medication, dose, prescribing instructions and whether the prescription remains appropriate.
Some medications require a current examination or periodic bloodwork before they can be renewed.
Our team will let you know when a refill is approved and ready, or what follow-up is needed first.
What to expect
Provide your name, pet’s name, medication, strength, current dose and how much remains.
The medical record is checked for refill eligibility, monitoring needs and prescribing requirements.
Wait for our team to confirm approval and pickup timing before travelling to 4351 Savaryn Dr SW in Edmonton’s Summerside area.
Good to know
Refills are not always immediate because a veterinarian may need to review the record, authorize the prescription or recommend an examination or testing. Planning ahead helps prevent interruptions in treatment. Do not change or stop medication without veterinary guidance.
Common questions
No. Approval depends on the medication, medical condition, last examination, monitoring requirements and the veterinary-client-patient relationship.
Include your pet’s name, medication name and strength, dose, frequency, remaining amount and the best phone number to reach you.
Do not submit only a routine refill request. Call the clinic promptly to describe the symptoms. Severe reactions or breathing difficulty require emergency care.
Call with the medication label and the amount remaining. Our team will confirm approval and pickup timing. For a new symptom, side effect or missed medication, explain the concern when you call so it can be assessed appropriately.