Prescription medications for pets can be expensive. When a veterinarian prescribes a medication that is also used for people, RxNow may help you compare a discounted cash price at participating pharmacies.
How pet prescription savings work
- Ask your veterinarian whether the prescription can be filled at a retail pharmacy.
- Search for the medication, dose and quantity in the RxNow price checker.
- Present your free RxNow savings card at a participating pharmacy.
What to know before you search
- A valid veterinarian prescription is required for prescription pet medication.
- Savings depend on the drug, dose, quantity, pharmacy and location.
- RxNow is not pet insurance and does not replace veterinary care.
- Veterinary-only and compounded medications may not be eligible.
Pet medication savings FAQs
Can RxNow be used for pet prescriptions?
Sometimes. If your veterinarian prescribes a medication that is also dispensed by a participating retail pharmacy, check the RxNow price. Veterinary-only and compounded medications may not be eligible.
Do I need a veterinarian prescription?
Yes. Prescription pet medications require a valid prescription from a licensed veterinarian.
Does the RxNow card change my pet’s dosage or treatment?
No. RxNow only helps you compare a discounted cash price. Always follow your veterinarian’s directions.
Never give a pet medicine intended for a person unless your veterinarian tells you to do so.
Check a Pet Medication Price or learn more about how RxNow works.