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About VetiVex

VetiVex is a line of sterile veterinary IV fluids manufactured by Dechra Veterinary Products, a global veterinary pharmaceutical company. Dechra is an international veterinary pharmaceuticals and related products business. Dechra was established in 1997 and has grown into a major supplier of prescription-only veterinary medicines, including dog electrolytes and fluid therapy solutions for companion animals. The company began operations in 1997 following its management team's buyout from Lloyds Chemists. VetiVex products include Lactated Ringer's, Hartmann's Solution, pHyLyte, and Sodium Chloride 0.9% solutions, used by veterinarians for fluid and electrolyte therapy in dogs, cats, and horses.

VetiVex Product Range

  • Lactated Ringer's Injection, USP: A sterile solution containing electrolytes that provides water and electrolyte support for dogs, cats, and horses. It may also be used as an alkalinizing agent and is given by veterinarians through parenteral routes such as IV administration.
  • Hartmann's Solution for Injection: A sterile intravenous electrolyte solution for dogs, cats, and horses that supports fluid replacement and electrolyte balance. It is chemically similar to Lactated Ringer's.
  • pHyLyte Injection pH 7.4 (Multiple Electrolytes Injection, Type 1, USP): A sterile, nonpyrogenic isotonic fluid used to replace lost fluids and electrolytes in dogs, cats, and horses. It is made without antimicrobial agents or preservatives.
  • 0.9% Sodium Chloride Injection, USP: A clean, sterile solution used to replace lost fluids and balance electrolytes, and one of the fluids veterinarians most commonly prescribe as subcutaneous fluids for cats managing chronic kidney disease.

All VetiVex fluids are prescription products administered exclusively by or under the direction of a licensed veterinarian, and are not intended for at-home use without veterinary guidance.

Why Buy VetiVex from HardyPaw?

  • Genuine VetiVex Products: HardyPaw gets its VetiVex products from authorized channels, with every product guaranteed authentic.
  • Licensed Pet Pharmacy: HardyPaw is licensed to operate as a pet pharmacy, helping ensure prescription orders are processed safely and according to federal rules.
  • Accurate Prescription Fulfillment: Orders for VetiVex are filled strictly according to your veterinarian's prescription and instructions.
  • Quick & Reliable Delivery: Orders are processed promptly and shipped reliably to help prevent treatment delays.
  • Convenient Autoship: Set up Autoship on ongoing VetiVex prescriptions so refills arrive on the schedule your veterinarian recommends.

Why Veterinarians Trust VetiVex

  • Manufactured by Dechra: VetiVex is produced by Dechra Veterinary Products, a global specialist in veterinary pharmaceuticals with products developed exclusively for veterinary use.
  • FDA-Regulated Sterile Manufacturing: VetiVex fluids are manufactured as sterile, nonpyrogenic solutions under strict pharmaceutical manufacturing standards and are registered with the FDA.
  • Decades of Veterinary Pharmaceutical Expertise: Dechra has operated exclusively in the veterinary pharmaceutical space since 1997 and has grown into a global company through a series of acquisitions.
  • Federally Regulated Prescription Product: VetiVex is legally restricted to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian, reflecting its classification as a controlled prescription medication.

Frequently Asked Questions About VetiVex

Q1: What products are included in VetiVex?

Ans: VetiVex is a veterinary line of sterile IV fluids made by Dechra Veterinary Products. It includes Lactated Ringer's, Hartmann's Solution, pHyLyte, and 0.9% Sodium Chloride. These fluids help veterinarians provide fluid and electrolyte therapy for dogs, cats, and horses and are sold as prescription-only products.

Q2: Can VetiVex fluids be given at home by pet owners?

Ans: VetiVex fluids are intended for parenteral use by a licensed veterinarian or under a veterinarian's direction, rather than for independent home use. Federal law limits these products to veterinary-directed use, so any home administration should take place only with clear instructions and approval from a veterinarian.

Q3: Can HardyPaw dispense a VetiVex order without a prescription?

Ans: No, VetiVex is available only by prescription, so HardyPaw requires a valid prescription from a licensed veterinarian before processing the order. This helps ensure the fluid type, concentration, and administration plan are appropriate for your pet's medical needs.

Q4: What is the difference between Lactated Ringer's and pHyLyte?

Ans: Lactated Ringer's is a nonpyrogenic solution that supplies water and electrolytes and may also be used as an alkalinizing agent. pHyLyte is a multiple electrolytes injection with a pH of 7.4 and contains no antimicrobial agents or preservatives. The choice depends on the patient's fluid and electrolyte requirements.

Q5: Which company makes VetiVex?

Ans: Dechra Veterinary Products is the manufacturer of VetiVex and is part of Dechra Pharmaceuticals, a global veterinary pharmaceutical company founded in 1997. Its work focuses on developing and manufacturing prescription-only medicines for veterinary use worldwide.

Q6: What animals can VetiVex fluids be used for?

Ans: Depending on the formulation, VetiVex fluids are labeled for dogs, cats, and horses. The appropriate VetiVex product and dosage are selected by a veterinarian based on the animal's species, condition, and specific treatment needs.

Q7: Is VetiVex safe?

Ans: VetiVex is manufactured as a sterile, nonpyrogenic solution under FDA-regulated pharmaceutical standards, but like all prescription IV fluids, it must be administered by a veterinarian who accounts for the animal's condition and any contraindications. Some formulations may not be suitable for pets with certain health conditions, including heart or kidney disease.

Q8: Can I order VetiVex online without going to a vet clinic?

Ans: You can order VetiVex through HardyPaw's licensed pharmacy, but your veterinarian must provide a valid prescription before the order can be filled. This allows the treatment to follow your veterinarian's diagnosis and care plan while you order online.