Pet Medication

Terbinafine Compounded Oral Oil Liquid for Dogs, Cats & Horses

Item: Terbinafine Compounded Oral Oil Liquid for Dogs, Cats & Horses
Rating: 3
Author: Furdio

9 reviews analyzed Updated Nov 2023 85% confidence

6.8 /10

Quality

7.0

Value

6.5

Design

7.0

Function

7.5

Durability

7.0

Buy on Chewy

Quick Verdict

Terbinafine Compounded Oral Oil Liquid is effective for ringworm but faces significant shipping and customer service issues.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Effective treatment (4)
Users report successful treatment of ringworm.
Works for Multiple Pets (3)
The product works for both dogs and cats according to most users.

Cons

Shipping delays (3) major
Several users experienced significant delays in receiving their orders.

Tip: Contacting customer service for updates
Poor customer service (2) major
Users reported poor communication and service from the company.

Tip: Seeking help from alternative support channels
Inadequate quantity (1) minor
Users received insufficient quantities of the product.

Who Is This For?

✓ Best For

• Pet owners dealing with ringworm — Effectiveness in treating the condition

✗ Skip If

• Those needing quick delivery — Frequent shipping delays and poor customer service

Durability & Care

Expected Lifespan Unknown

Cleaning Methods

✗ Machine wash

✗ Hand wash

✗ Spot clean

Floor Compatibility

⚠️ Hardwood

⚠️ Tile

⚠️ Carpet

⚠️ Vinyl

⚠️ Laminate

Rating Distribution

3.0

9 reviews

5★

44%

4★

11%

3★

0%

2★

0%

1★

44%

Effective (4) Good flavor (1) Dog Love (2) Shipping delays (3) Customer service (2) Insufficient quantity (1)

Highlighted Reviews

— Shirley 2 found helpful

"This is a refill of the original shipment. This product is fabulous for ringworm!! My cat is clearing up after only 1 week on this product. I fully recommend this for ringworm in pets."

— Serenity

"The medication works great. Unfortunately we were told the product would sent immediately, then told it would be overnighted to us. When the product finally arrived 9 days later, we were 5 days into treatment with meds from a compounding pharmacy down the street."