
Maropitant/Mirtazapine is a compounded oral medication that combines an anti-nausea drug (maropitant) with an appetite stimulant (mirtazapine). It is used in pets that require both vomiting control and appetite support simultaneously (for example, a cat with kidney disease or a dog undergoing chemotherapy), allowing for convenient administration of both therapies in one dose.
A transdermal pen is a simple way to give your pet medicine through their skin—usually used for cats by applying gel to the inside of their ear.
Step-by-Step:
Important: Only apply where your vet has directed—usually hairless areas. Never apply over fur or broken skin. Keep other pets from licking the area until it’s dry.