To order prescription drugs from our website, your purchase must be approved by a licensed veterinarian.
If you don’t hold an original prescription issued by a licensed veterinarian, that’s OK! Our Pharmacy licensed staff will contact your veterinarian and get the approval directly.
To start the process, place your order on our website in 3 easy steps, providing your pet’s information and your veterinarian’s contact details. Complete your purchase by entering your payment information. You card will not be charged; we put a hold on it for the amount of your order until we get the approval from your veterinarian.
Did You
Know?
You have
the
right to purchase
your
veterinary
drugs on Vetito.com
a
U.S.
licensed
Pharmacy
click
subdirectory_arrow_left
10
%
OFF
On Your First Order
25
%
OFF
On Your First Order
25
%
OFF
On Your First Order
Naxcel
Runny nose, fever, cough, fatigue, and lack of appetite, are a few of the symptoms caused by bovine respiratory disease. Bovine respiratory disease is a complex bacterial infection that affects the respiratory system in cattle. This disease can be caused by multiple infectious agents. Naxcel is a sterile injectableantibioticpowder prescribed for the treatment of bovine respiratory disease and foot rot. Footrot is an infection that causes swelling, heat, and inflammation between the toes of a cloven-hoofed animal (animal with a divided hoof or foot), resulting in severe lameness. Cattle get footrot when a wound located in the skin between the two claws, gets infected, usually by standing in manure and mud or walking through bogs. The damaged skin provides a doorway for bacteria to enter the tissue of the foot, allowing the infection to spread rapidly to the connective tissues, tendons, joints, and foot bones. Naxcel contains ceftiofur sodium, which reduces the body’s temperature and kills and prevents bacteria from multiplying by stoping their cell walls formation. It offers zero milk discard, so no need to worry about drug residues in the milk. Naxcel is also indicated for horse, sheep, goat, and swine respiratory disease, as well as urinary tract infections in dogs and early mortality in day-old chicks and turkey poults.
