Step 1

Consultation

At your appointment, your vet will thoroughly assess your pet. If your vet considers natural therapy appropriate, they will have an open discussion about your pets condition and symptoms, as well as treatment goals.

Step 2

Prescription

Your vet will write a prescription for your pet’s medicine. The medicine will either be supplied immediately from the vet practice, or the prescription will be sent to a specialised pharmacy. The pharmacy will call you (usually within 24 hours) to arrange delivery.

Step 3

On-Going Support

You may be asked to complete a ”Pet Journal” to keep a record of your pet’s symptoms, especially during the titration period. Sharing this journal with your vet allows more accurate monitoring of your pet’s treatment and progress. On-going visits to your vet allows them to optimize your pet’s long-term outcome, goals and overall health.

Assessment

Have you checked and assessed this animal?  If you think the animal could benefit from out natural medicines, you may choose to prescribe the treatment that suits their needs.

In-clinic Dispensing

After prescribing our medicines and you determine the response needs to be immediate and you have an emergency supply, you can choose to dispense the medicine directly to the owner. Medications can be ordered from a specialised pharmacy and safely and securely store at your premises.

Pharmacy Dispensing

The owner can also be dispensed by the eCS Health Member Pharmacy with your prescription. This pharmacy will call the owner (usually within 24 hours) to arrange delivery.

On-going Support

Keep in touch with the owner and watch for changes in symptoms or side effects. Use our “Pet Journal” to assist you. You may also wish to test blood liver levels if the pet has several medications.