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Evidence of Effective Drug Delivery using Transdermal Gel Delivery Systems in Cats.

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Subject
1. Clinic State
(2-letter - ex. Alabama = AL)
2. City Population
3. Number of Patients Seen Annually:
4. Feline Breed: Domestic shorthair
Domestic mediumhair
Domestic longhair
Abyssinian
Burmese
Himalayan
Mancoon
Persian
Russian Blue
Rex
Siamese
Other

4a. If other, please state breed:
5. Weight of Cat:
(please specify unit - kg or lb)
6. Gender of Cat: Female intact
Female spayed
Male intact
Male castrated

7. Age of Cat:
8. Which drug preparation is this cat receiving? Amitryptylline
Buprenorphine
Enrofloxacin
Methimazole
Metronidazole
Prednisolone
Prednisone

9. How is the drug administered? As A Transdermal Gel
Orally - Tablet
Orally - Syrup
Orally - Capsule
Other

10. Regarding the drug preparation, choose the best descriptor: finished(approved)brand-name dosing form
finished(approved)generic dosing form
compounded in-house
compounded by a local pharmacist
compounded by an internet pharmacist

11. If you selected a transdermal gel (TDG) product for this animal, what was this decision based on: (select all that apply) 1) Anticipated client compliance
2) Client request
3) Cost
4) Fractious pet
5) Intolerance to oral medication
6) Previous successful outcome

11a. Based on your selection(s) above, which one was most important in your decision to use a TDG? 1) Anticipated client compliance
2) Client request
3) Cost
4) Fractious pet
5) Intolerance to oral medication

12. Site of treatment for transdermal gel? inside pinna
abdomen
other

12a. What is the dosage (please specify mg/kg)?
12b. What is the frequency of dosing each day? sid (once per day)
bid (twice per day)
tid (three times per day)
qid (four times per day)
prn (as needed)
other

13. For what condition is this medication prescribed? (select all that apply) Allergy
Behavioral modification
Dysuria
Pain Management
Immune Mediated Disease
Infection
Inflammation
Hyperthyroidism
IBD
Other

13a. If other, please describe:
13b. What is the specific diagnosis?
13c. If you selected "Pain Management" in 13, please state source and location of pain:
14. How long has the cat received this medication?
(please specify days/weeks)
15. How has the patient responded to this drug?
16. Is this cat receiving any other medications? If so, please describe, including the duration of treatment
17. Indicate the timing of your peak sample collection (hrs post administration): 1
2
3
4
5
6

18. Indicate the timing of your trough sample collection (hrs post administration): 9
10
11
12
14
20
21
22
23
24
other

18a. If other, please describe:
19. What is the date that this drug preparation was compounded?
20. What is the cited expiration date of this preparation?
21. What are the recommended storage conditions for this preparation?
22. Please provide preferred contact information below: (can include name, phone, etc.)
23. Please list any other drugs prescribed as transdermal gels that you would like to have tested?

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