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This is Cagney, She is 17 yrs old and going strong. You make her thyroid compound.
Dear Creative Compounding Center, Thank you for making Samantha's prescription! We though wasn't wasn't going to need it because she became so ill, but she a made a bit of a come back and has started the meds. Here's a picture of Sam with a banana hanging from her collar, she picked it up somehow and it looked like a tie so we took this snapshot of her. Thank you, The B. Family
Dear Cheryl, I am enclosing a photo of one of your newest patients, "Peggy H". Creative Compounding came up with a new version of prednisone after it became apparent that Peggy absolutely hated the first prescription from our vet. I left as if I was wrestling with her twice a day, and she was spitting a lot of it out. I tried mixing it with <unknown>, peanut butter, etc -- nothing worked. Your version arrived on Wednesday of last week. It smells much better and she seemed more interested in it. I mixed it with no sugar added peanut butter and she takes it very well. No more wrestling. I am extremely glad our vet put me in touch with you. Thanks very much.
Creative Compounding Center, Inc. Attn: Cheryl DuFresne Dear Cheryl, I just received Marco's zinc compound! I am surprised and very impressed! I spoke with you yesterday regarding my re-order and told you I was surprised the first bottle had gone so fast since after I was told to expect it to last 2 months. You were very considerate and seemed surprised, also. You were a pleasure to speak with. Imagine my shock when I opened the package and received your note that, though you weren't sure what happened, you had supplied me with 90 ml's. instead of 60 ml's. I can't get over it! I never imagined you would send me extra. I did question why it didn't last 2 months, but mistakes do happen. I am shocked that a business would take action to correct a mistake -- let alone, make a correction to something that may not have even been your responsibility! I was not upset, and certainly hope you didn't think I was. I spend an awful lot of money on Marco's allergies and am always looking for alternatives to the expense. But his needs come first! Marco has severe allergies. What he goes thorough is enough to break anyone's heart. There isn't anything we wouldn't do for any one of our 'kids' and we have three. Dr. Mark Macina has been so helpful and trustworthy. Marco now fly's to his office in New York because I don't trust anyone else and most other allergists want to put him on permanent steroids. (No thanks!) His recommendation of your company is a very high compliment in my book. I am sitting at my computer shaking my head. I knew there were no businesses still 'out there' that put the customer first. I was about to give up on that concept, until I got your package and note! I knew there were companies that still held integrity and customer service to high levels. It's simply been years since I ran into one. (Isn't that sad?) For this, I thank you, sincerely and deeply. But there's one more thing you should know! So, Cheryl, as long as the zinc compound works (...and he doesn't form an allergy to it!) your company will have a customer for life! You have re-instated my trust in business and your zinc compound has given me my most precious joy back: Marco! I will never be able to thank you enough! Very truly yours, Mrs. Rith H. (Marco's Mom) P.S. (I have enclosed a photo of our "boys"! "Marco" is in the center of the group with "Midas" to his right and "Max" on his left. ...They send "kudo's", too!...)
Thank you for providing Spencer (photo enclosed!) with an easier way to receive his medication. How wonderful that you perform the special services that your business provides! Spencer and I are most appreciative of your kind efforts! Best Wishes, May 2, 2001 Thanks for asking! Here's a photo of "Choe." She's a seal-point Himalayan, born July 1998. Sadly, she has hyper-glycemia - kidney stones, kidney failure - and will not eat any of the food prescribed that might lower her calcium content - too picky! But she does appreciate her tuna-flavored prednisone from you!! (we call it "tuna colda") She does not act ill as present, and is absolutely the sweetest cat we have ever owned. She also has a brother, "Mocha" who is in good health. Thanks for being thing for us- Sincerely, Dear Creative Compounding Center, Thanks again, John G. May 1, 2001 Dear Jerry: Sincerely, P.S. Opie is the orange and white tabby. His new little buddy is
Niles. June 26, 2000 Thank you for her medicine it is helping her great deal and now
she is feeling well and acting her old self. June 5, 2000 Dear Cheryl, Jerry & Mike, Thank you so much for your service and savings! Sherlock, our doberman, seems to do better with the two capsules than the eight pills he was taking. Sherlock and our family, really appreciate the service you are providing! I am telling all of the pet owning friends about you, and if I hear of any other medical problems that you can help with, I will mention you too. I am enclosing a picture (the best I have at this time) of Sherlock for your patient photo album. Thanks again! Sincerely, Sandy H. September 2002 Dear Cheryl, Here is a picture of Marley for your patient photo album. It’s great to know you have a variety of products including the natural wellness products. As I am always looking for homeopathic remedies, this knowledge will come in useful. In a week, my husband, Marley, and I will be moving to Singapore for a year. It is a relief knowing you ship internationally. We’ll be in touch. Good Luck! Sincerely, Jennifer H. September 23, 2002 Hello, My name is Spooky. I’m not really scary (Oh, maybe to a couple birds in the neighbor), nor am I afraid of anything. My folks adopted me almost nineteen years ago. They have taken excellent care of me and spoiled me rotten. They were so easy to train. During my younger years I chased bugs, birds, my shadow, other cats, just about anything that peaked my curiosity. My Dad nicknamed me “The Spookinator” as in “Terminator” ‘cause anything I set my sights on, I was dead on it. Never missed. My Dad (he’s a detective) also suspects I’m a serial killer, since two other adopted siblings have gone on to Catnip Heaven. I’m not. I don’t have a dangerous bone in my body, in fact, I’m just a lazy bones. I love chillin’ in a sunny spot on the sofa or on my favorite chair. I’ve gotta new half sister, LuLu, she’s a dog. She’s O.K., however, she must have been a cat in another life, because she licks and cleans my ears and face real good. I think I’ll let her stay around. I love it when my mom rubs behind my ears and strokes my back. She knows just the right spots to touch. I get absolutely weak when she talks baby-talk to me. She’s a pretty good cook too. She always prepares my favorites. I’m especially fond of corn on the cob (which I like to shuck it myself) and honeydew melon. I’m not a big fan of milk, but I never turn down a big hunking spoonful of yogurt. It’s a real treat to chew on a few rose petals every now and then. But, I’ll never understand why my mom screams bloody murder whenever I do that? Those arrangements are so beautiful and tasty. She should be happy. Presentation is everything. Well, I just wanted you to know a little something about me, and also to take this opportunity to say “THANK YOU” for making such swell tasting medicine. It’s Purfect. Meow, September 11, 2002 Creative Compounding Center Inc. Dear Creative Compounding: Just wanted to drop you a note to let you know that since my little buddy, Sparky, started taking medication prepared by your company, his thyroid has returned to normal levels. Best of all, it’s so easy to give him his daily dosage. We’ve never been completely successful giving him medications in pill form, so the topical ointment has been a lifesaver – quite literally. As requested, I’m enclosing a picture of Sparky for your “family” album. We thank you very much for the work you do to help pets and people alike. Very truly yours, Eileen S. Encl. Dear Cheryl and all the wonderful people at Creative Compound: This is my darling Fuzzalina – a.k.a. Fuzzy. I cannot express my gratitude for the miracle you have given us through your God given talent and genius! Fuzzalina is herself again: fiesty, spritely and adorable! She is eating, playing and sleeping smack on top of me just like always! You are all our angels! Thank you! All our love, June 23, 2003 Dear Staff of Creative Compounding Centers: I received your request to have a photo of my dog, Jazz, for your patient photo album; I am more than happy to comply. However, I would like to share how my “first child” came into our lives and how we almost lost him. Jazz was just a puppy when my husband Alan and I walked into the Michigan Humane Society's Rochester Hills shelter to “just look.” We had just purchased our first home 3 months prior; I had been feeling lonely without a dog at home, considering the apartment we had been in for the past 2 1/2 years didn't allow dogs and my family had always had dogs. Jazz took one look at us as we entered the kennel and let out a mournful “hoooowwll” and began wagging his body. It was an instant connection. My husband snatched the papers, and 2 days later, my little “first baby” was on his way to his first home. Jazz became the toast of the family. He loves everyone, including the mail lady that he barks vigorously at when she comes to the door, but is more than willing to kiss when the door opens. He traveled everywhere with us, including to Old Mackinaw Lighthouse in Mackinaw City, MI, where he had his picture taken for a national periodical as “The Lighthouse Dog” (my husband and I participate in lighthouse restoration, but I digress … ). Later, we added Domino to our family, and one never goes anywhere without the other. About a year ago, I noticed Jazz straining to urinate when he was outside; when he came in, he had blood dripping from his penis. Alarmed, I called our vet and got him in right away. Dr. Lapplander happened to be available and figured that it was a bladder infection. He took an X-ray as a precaution; I will never forget that photo. Jazz's urethra looked like a candy dispenser; there were about 2 dozen small stones backed up into his bladder. He needed surgery right away; the stones were lodged too tight to try a catheter. His bladder was nearly bursting and they had to draw the urine out. The doctor told me that I got him in just in time. I really didn't think twice about the cost. I just wanted my Jazz to be okay. I told Dr. Lapplander to go ahead and I called Alan. He said we can always borrow the money from his parents. What happened next shocked and angered me. Alan called me back and said his parents wouldn't loan us the money because “it's just a dog.” It still bothers me to this day that such backwoods thinking still exists. Yes, he is a dog: a living, breathing creature that relies on us for its every need. How can people turn their backs so callously? In the end, we managed to scrape together the money for the $1,500 surgery, but it still hurt that someone would consider his life not worth saving because he is “just a dog.” I just want to thank all of you from the bottom of my heart for being there to make Jazz's medicine. With your help, he (and I) may never have to worry about redeveloping stones again. Yours truly, Kristen Brophy & Jazz April 21, 2006 Dear Folks of Creative Compounding Center- We (Eddie and I) received the medicine this afternoon, and I will start giving it to Eddie in the morning tomorrow. I hope it helps his ear condition. Sincerely, Michelle Hicks and Eddie. April 27, 2006 Creative Compounding Center, Inc. Thank you for your prompt service, but more importantly, your compassion, Sincerely, Dick and Jan Serreyn Dear Jerry & Cheryl & Gang- I finally have gotten around to printing & sending a picture of Timmy - our naughty little epileptic poochie. He is so cute and smart and i would like to thank you for milking his medicine & giving us a fairly easy delivery system! He HATES the mesda & knows its coming so he runs & hides! He has to take Phenobarb, pills too, and will pocket them & spit them out later if I don't watch. I many times will have to give his meds to him in canned cat food! That ALWAYS works!! He is SO smart, the stinker! Warmly, Jane McNerney
Thank you for help with Buttercups' hair loss problem. The fur on her tummy has come back, but not as fully as the rest of her coat. She still licks, so maybe you'll be hearing from us in the near future.
Betti Stencil St. Clair Michigan
Enclosed is a picture of my dog Duffy, a friendly, affectionate, funny toy poodle with a rock star hairdo. He is an essential and beloved member of my family. Many thanks to you and the staff of CCC for making sure that Duffy got his carefully prepared medication so promptly. When i called CCC it was apparent immediately that you were a reliable and detail oriented outfit; the fact that you request pictures to go with the names of your patients demonstrates that you are thoughtful and compassionate too. Enjoy the picture. I hope it is one of many inspired contributions already made to your collection. Again, many thanks for your assistance and kindness. Sincerely, Dawn M. Rebecky
Thank you for making my medication. I'm sorry we had to meet by me being sick, but thank-you for trying to keep me alive. If i was ever to meet you in person, I'd try to lick you to pieces.... Thank-you, Woofs and Licks and a Tail wagging a mile a minute... Luv Daisy.
Creative Compounding Center, Incorporated
Dear Mr. Dufresne and all the wonderful staff, I apologize for the delay in sending you a picture of my beloved English bulldog, Bobbie Sue, more often then not called “Cupcake”. I received Cupcake last fall from a friend and fellow Detroit Bulldog Club member. She was 6 years old, had been bred by artificial insemination resulting in 3 Caesarian sections producing 24 puppies! When we’re watching Animal Planet and there’s newborn puppies crying Cupcake will instantly perk up and go looking for what she must think are “her” babies. Since some cities have a limit on the number of dogs a person may own and Cupcakes’ whelping days were over she was given to me so that her owner could introduce new stock into her breeding program. I had been looking for a bully as company for my other bulldog, Charlie. About 9 months before I received Cupcake I had lost my beloved Phoebe to an aggressive lymphoma at 7 years young. I believe Charlie mourned Phoebe’s death as much if not more than me. Charlie and Phoebe would always snuggle up together and were the best of playmates. Cupcake was a generous wonderful gift to both Charlie and me. He had a snuggle mate again! Much to Charlie’s disappointment that didn’t happen immediately. Cupcake had come from a home with a dozen bullies and had set herself as the Alpha female. Initially she let Charlie know his place, which he was more than happy to acquiesce as long as he would have snuggling in his future. Cupcake previously had surgery for bilateral entropion and I though I thought I was keeping up with her dry eyes though frequent irrigations with sterile saline and sterile lubricant. During her yearly health check Dr John Wilson noted some corneal irritation to Cupcake’s eyes. Cyclosporine was prescribed and arrived practically overnight from your caring company. Within 48 hours there was no more thick mucus, no off color discharge and Cupcakes eyes just sparkled with health and mischief! Thank you, thank you, thanks you! My bullies are my life. I had an accident about 11 years ago that left me with minimal mobility. Six years later I was diagnosed with an aggressive for of MS and my walking days are over. While I know that English bulldogs are not at the top of the intelligence list my Charlie is uncannily in tune to my health. He also is about 6” taller than most bullies, which put him out of the show ring and fortuitously into my home. I try to use a walker while inside and if I am having a particularly bad day Charlie will be at my side and walk step by step with me. If I start to wobble or lose what little balance I have, Charlie will stop and you can see him stiffen up so that should I begin to fall I can cathy myself on him and regain my balance. He is 70 pounds of pure sculpted muscle. He wasn’t professionally trained, he just does this naturally. If I’m having a bit of a “blue day” he’ll go to his bucket of toys and soon I’ll have all of them at my feet. I think it’s his way of trying to cheer me up. I’m sure this is a little beyond the letter you requested when you sent Cupcake’s Cyclosporine, but when you have 2 talented, exceptional, gorgeous, handsome, bulldog imps like me, well, you can’t blame a bit of a brad now and then. I am enclosing 3 pictures, be lucky I restrained myself to just 3! Of Cupcake in her paw print sweater this past winter and of Cupcake and Charlie getting close to the beloved snuggle position. But look close, Cupcake isn’t and easy bulldog. She keeps her virtue intact. Note that she has her paw on Charlie’s letting him know that although she has 28 puppies she’s not into any of that funny stuff! She’s keeping his paw right where she wants it. Charlie is happy just to be close to his beloved bully. I am also enclosing a picture of the two of them next to each other. Cupcake can just about walk under Charlie. If she lost a few of her pregnancy pounds I’d expect her to. Thank you again for all you do for us animal lovers of the world and our wonderful companions. Cupcake’s world has to be much clearer and brighter thanks to your company. Sincerely,
 This is a picture of midnight our mother cat. I believe someone dropped her off. We moved here in November of 1998. I would see her go across the back yard every day, "Very cold & snow covered." I started putting out food for her she was very fearful, would hide in the weeds. It took 2 wks & she started meeting me half way. We believe shes 9 or 10 yrs. old.
We love her very much. Yours Truly, Violet Loop
Sincerely Amoreena Johnson (mommy) & Sebastian (son, Kitty)
Thank you for making my medicine for me every month. I love taking the ear cream it is so much easier then my other medicines. Here is my picture to remember me by. I'm 13 years old and a much happier kitty because of all of you! Thanks for being tthere for me and for doing such a great job. Love and Hisses, Katie Johnson
Creative Cmpounding Staff. Since the beginning of the year. you'vebeen filling prescriptions for amlodipine "in tuna" for our cat Charcoal. We lost her last week. I would just like to say that you concept of putting meds in a "flavored" liquid made it easier for us & Charcoal to take her "BP med." I think she even liked it! Mary Anne B. & Family
Dear Creative Compounding Per your request, I am enlcosing a picture of Clyde. He has been tkaing your medicine about a week now and doesn't seem to be having any side effects. We are thankful for that. We are keeping our fingers crossed that this helps him out. As an FYI, Clyde will be 11 years old on Oct 26.
You asked for a picture of your clients, so here you go! This is Cocoa Elie, and she likes the stuff you make-thank goodness! Sincerely Dondra & Cocoa Elie
Creative Compounding Staff! Thanks for being there to compound the medicine for Maxwell when he was so very sick. He has recovered nicely and really enjoys taking his medicine. Thank you :)
Dear Creative Compounders: I am sorry it has taken us a while to forward you a picture of Mikka Marks. The two of us could not decide which picture was the best likeness. We finally agreed on this one. Thank you for your wonderful customer service. It has not been easy, now that Mikka is 7 years old. Just like us humans, it all seems to fall apart when you least expect it. She and her sister Kaylei are the loves of my life. We all appreciate the fact that you have now become our extended family! Well Wishes to everyone. Sincerely Yours.
Cheryl, Jerry & my friends at Creative Compounding Thank you so much for creating my custom meds; I'm feeling better already. You asked for a picture and my Mom can't decide which to send so you are getting a few. We only have about a million to choose from. Enjoy and thanks.
Jerry & Cheryl, Hi, my mom said you wanted a picture of me so here it is. And she also said it was for a contest. I'm sure I'll win. Just look at me. O.K. enough about me. I just wanna say thanks for my eye medicine. I think I can see better or my mom thinks so. Hope you two have a very Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year.
Hi, This is Merlin. Merlin has an infection in his gums and it hurts to eat so he has been getting thinner and thinner. We finally figured out the problem and then he just would not take his medicine. Thanks to all of you, we are able to give him his medicine again and look forward to him gaining weight and not looking so sickly! Merlin has one blue eye and one gold eye and works his magic on us every time he cuddles up and snuggles with us. He makes our family feel happy and content. Thank you for being there for us in our time of need.
We received Jaz's order yesterday and appreciate both your customer service and promptness. I also enjoyed 'meeting' your staff and would like to formally introduce you to your newest customer, Jaspaar Frangeaux Menthe (Jaz), so I've attached his photo for your album. Jaz is a ten year old shetland sheepdog with the energy level and enthusiasm of a puppy. He is also a master 'cuddler' and has a website of his own (with his fursib Chamonix) at supershelties.com We're very pleased Dr. Kelly recommended your service. Thanks! Trish & Jaspaar Kucharski 1/30/07 Dear Creative Compounding Staff- Creative Compounding Center, Inc. I am sending you a picture of Mia for your photo album that Cheryl made and possibly for your website, not only is she beautiful but she is a love. Hope she is chosen for your pet of the month.
Hobo is a big cat - 20 lbs. He doesn't like vets or groomers messing with him. This is why we have the prescription for tranquilizers. He likes the tub. Arlene Wardlaw
2-7-07 To the Staff,
Dear Creative Compounding Thank you for your very fast response in getting us medicine for our dog anniversary. As you requested her is her picture Thanks again!
3-21-2007 Hello to the Staff at Creative Compounding, You requested a photo of our Miss Kitty and we're sending a couple along-one that captures her personality and the other that shows her beauty. Miss Kitty is the matriarch of the Gaffe cat family. She has been with my husband almost 16 years since he took her in as an abandoned cat with six kittens. We suspect her former family abandoned her when they found out she was pregnant. With the six kittens placed in loving homes, Miss Kitty joined Mr. Big Head and Brandon. She outlived them both and now resided with Guthrue and LuLu, another two abandoned cats we've adopted. Miss Kitty experienced some breathing problems on Sunday March 18, and after several hours at an emergency animal clinic we learned that she has a mass on her lungs. Fluid was drained during that visit and she was able to spend a peaceful night on Sunday. Monday morning was visited our regular veterinarian and after consultation, decided against surgery given her rather advanced age. We're hopeful the medication you compounded will give us a little more time with her and the her remaining days will be pain-free. Miss Kitty was taken in as a little "farm girl" in Perry, Michigan. Since then she has lived in Charlotte, N.C., Royal Oak, MI, eastern Ohio, and now in Rochester, MI. In Perry she read The Farmers' Almanac but her reading taste have evolved and she reads the Wall Street Journal. Her favorite section, as you can see, is the Weekend Edition. We hope you enjoy the pictures and are delighted that your compounding is making it easier to medicate her. Cordially, Ron & Kari Gaffe
2-28-07 Hi, I'm Winston Wolack "W2" as they call me! Your company made me some medication a couple of weeks ago. I'm so glad you did...because it worked! My Stool is clear-yeah! I'm now 21 weeks old- Jack Russell/Corgi? Mix. My dad adopted me when i was 9 weeks old (12/9/06), and gave me to my mom as a surprise 2weeks before Christmas! My Mom plants lots of tulips, I'm going to chase the squirrels away! I just graduated from Puppy school last Saturday! Thanks again Winston.
3-13-07 To all your wonderful Staff, She thrived on the thyroid medicine you provided her for almost 3 years, but finally succumbed to kidney failure. She had been treated for the condition for couple of years, and just couldn't respond to treatment this time. I wish to thank you for your wonderful, expedited service, for creating medicine so much easier to administer, especially for a cat and for your fine phone courtesy. It has been a pleasure to do business with you. I was so grateful the transdermal was available. It was very easy to treat her and definitely extended playing Cleopatra~ She didn't look her age and when she failed, it was rapid. I lived with her nearly 18 years and she is greatly missed. Thanks Again. Sincerely Donna Barr
I thought it was ever so nice of you to ask for my picture. It implies you have a personal interest as well as medical in my well being. Having never been asked before I had my friend and caregiver print one for you. You will find it enclosed with this letter of thanks. My fiends name is Jack Taylor (yes.. same last name as mine. isn’t that precious?) and he has been caring for me since he found me straying, oh, some 16 years ago. As you can see I am at least 16 years old, not as lively as I once was, but perhaps with your medicine and Jack's care I can spend more quality time here with him. Again, thank you for your request for a picture. The one I enclosed was taken just this past Christmas (before the presents were opened). Sincerely Yours, Jake
4-9-07 "Carrie" Reuther a beautiful torte Cat on window sill- thank you for asking for a photo. P.S. She is doing well on your compounded meds. Dianne Reuther
Thank you for filling Murphy's prescription. He seems to like the eggnog flavor. He isn't feeling better just yet, but at least he is able to take his medication, at least for now. Thank you! I have enclosed his picture. I like that you want to see his picture since you fill his prescription. Many blessings Kyla Remus
Hello, I'm Henry Adam. I' 15yrs. Old. I was born in Austin, Texas. I have Hyperthryoism. The Medicine you make for me takes the strain off my heart, so i will live longer. Thank you very mcuh. Henry
June 4th 2007
The medication is helping Boshki, much easier to administer then a pill. Her T-4 count has improved + she's gaining some weight. Thank you all for being so kind. Kathy Stevenson
To everyone at Creative Compounding Center Inc. I wanted to thank you for Dusty's medication. This is his third set and I'm praying this one works it's been a long eight weeks. Dusty has not been sleeping good the infection in his nose is so bad he can't breath out of it. I'm sending his picture and again thanking everyone! The Amick Family
Sadie has Blatter cancer and the medication you mix for her is working. Thank You So Much!!
August 1, 2007 Pat Smith and Timmy
Hi, Thank you very much Linda Kellogg
July 26, 2007 Thanks to your company, our kittens Gilbert and Rain are healthy for the first time in their young lives! Rescued from the New York City streets, our kittens had a parasite that took several courses of different medications to treat. They were scared of people in general, and even more skittish around strangers forcing terrible tasting medication on them. Finally, our Vet referred us to you. After happily gulping down your shrimp flavored compound, the kittens are finally were they should be. Rain no longer weights only 3lbs. and both are energetic, happy and playful. I am enclosing the first photos ever taken of our new additions. We will definitely keep your company in mind as they continue to grow. Sincerely, Debbie Cohn-Orbach
Here is a photo of my little Jet. He is very sweet and gentle. He loves to look out the window and watch the birds eating berries off the tree.
9-12-2007
9-4-07
Dear Cheryl,
Good Morning everyone!!
Hi Folks-- Here is a picture of Rogue you requested. He is doing well.
One month on the medicine. Every day is a gift. Thank you all for caring about our pets. Sincerely,
Dear Creative Compounding Thank you so much for caring about Snowball. Just a brief history, early in Jan 07 Snowball went blind. In June 07 she was diagnosed as a diabetic, She has lost hearing in one ear. Snowball is a trooper she still is a little clown making us laugh all of the time. Snowball is 9 years old and loves her Angel they are our children. December 8th 2007 Dear Jerry & Cheryl & Staff
I would like to mention a special thank you to Jennifer, my contact person she was so helpful and made a special effort to get Patches' medication out the next day of which I am very grateful as I had to put him in his cage each day to take to the vet so they could give him his pill. I am enclosing his picture, he is a 17 year old Tuxedo Cat. We have had him since he was 6 months old and he sure is a part of the family. The medication seems to be working and it is much easier to apply than giving him pills as he is a stinker to give medication to. He has always been a very good cat, not destructive at all, my husband Peter has built him all sorts of things including the shelf that he is sitting on with the drawer underneath for his toys. He sits on this shelf during the summer watching the birds and squirrels. My husband built a really nice holder for Patches dishes also a holder to put his scratching post in so I don't know who spoils him most. My husband or myself. We live full time in an RV as my husband is a contract engineer so we move around the country, however we have been in Michigan for 14 years. we got Patches in Terre Haute Indiana he belonged to a friend of ours, and she got him when he followed her home as he was a stray. She also had another kitten and a dog, she was only a young girl but loved animals, we were surprised that she gave Patches to us as he was her favorite. Again I would like to thank you all for our help and wish you all A Very Merry Christmas and a Happy & Prosperous New Year. Best Wishes Norma & Patches Mabberly12 - 5 -07 Hi everyone at creative compounding, I am Emma Gracie Horvath.
1-28-08 Dear Helpful People,
Here are some pictures of Malarkey. He is 16 1/2 and is very happy that I don't have to give him a pill twice a day. Thanks, too, for your very fast service. We received the package on Friday! Betty Hardenburg
I'm Charlie, I'm 3 years old, and I'm a rescue cat. For the last year I have had this urinary tract problem that we can't seem to get rid of. My owners have tried all kinds of medications & fluid treatments to help make me better. But the best thing is that my owners are very patient and they haven't given up on me. They are doing everything possible to help me through this. I couldn't have found a more patient loving home... Love, 6-20-08 Dear Friends at CCC, 4-22-08 Dear Owners & Staff - Creative Compounding Center, 6-20-08 Hi! 6-20-08 Hi, 6-20-08
Sorry this took so long to send. Cinder's seizures are finally further apart. We are now working on 50 days...no seizures. Thanks for making her meds. She is something special. 6-20-08
Thank you for asking for a photograph of our companion Blaze. Blaze is a 12 year old Chow, who in her younger years was a champion at show. |
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12/7/05
Thank
You for my medicine I have seizures and eye problems
Dear
Cheryl:
November
30, 2005
Hi
This
is a picture of Christy M. You make-up Mitotane 400mg
for her she’s doing very well.
To
Whom It May Concern
I
have attached a couple of pictures of Aggie to thank you
for providing her with transdermal medication. I know
Aggie appreciated it. I can not describe how much she
hated pills! We adopted Aggie 9 years ago after someone
threw her out of a car window and crushed both her back
legs. She had several surgeries and was a little “knocked
Kneed:, but she didn’t let that slow her down. Unfortunately,
she had kidney disease and recently, when we could no
longer manage her illness, Aggie had to be euthanized.
We will miss her dearly, however, both her life and ours
was more comfortable in these last months thanks to your
very specialized skill.
To
The Staff.
Dear
Cheryl & Co
Thank
you for helping to make Teddy Better. 
To
everyone at CCC Thank you so much for your kindness. Louie
is so special and precious and we miss him so much.
Dear
Cheryl,
Here’s
the picture of Sammy that you wanted, he’s doing
a lot better now! Thank you very much for the medication.
I also have another Cockatiel and his name is Baby.
He is 15 months old and Sammy is almost 11 months old,
-they get along most of the time. Baby talks and Sammy
is still trying to .
My
name is James Michalik. Back in December you group compounded
some medication for our cat Emma. At that time, you requested
a photo of our cat for a photo album that you were making 
Thank
you for you article on you company you set our minds at ease
knowing a little about you.
Enclosed
is a picture of my kitty for you photo album. He is 16 years
old and his name is snoopy. He likes to wrap his arms around
your neck and give hugs. He is very friendly.
Dear
Ms. Dufresne
Here
is a picture of Pixie that you requested. She is recovering
nicely but I must confess she has never taken kindly to the
little dab of cream which I put in each ear- even if it is helping
her immensely. By the way, She may not show it, but her left
front paw is a club foot, So she cannot climb. The chair she
is on is a s high as she can reach. And sometimes it takes her
several minutes even before she tries to reach it. Otherwise
she is quite normal (For a cat)
Thank
you so much for preparing our dog, “Rusty” Medication.
He’s doing really well. He’s very special to us.
Here are some photos.
June 16, 2004
October
22, 2002
October
14, 2002
May
04, 2000
Dear
Gerald and Cheryl,
Tabitha is delightful. As soon as she sees me coming up the driveway she jumps off her window perch to greet me. Just as soon as I open the door she puts her paw up for me to shake hands hello! Evenings I read before bed, so soon as I change clothes she jumps on the shelf next to my reading chair. I see her peeking around corners to see when I am coming. And just as soon as I sit down she does more antics "bowing" as in photo until I pet her head! Then she rolls over until I pet her tummy! Tabitha keeps us this silly play for an hour! Friends laugh when I tell them but "silly play" completely drains away the day's anxieties & renews me!
Mr. Gerald Dufresne
Dear Cheryl,
My name is Daisy,
Here is a Picture of our Camille She is now 19 years old! This picture may be a couple of years old but she still looks the same! Along with her newly developed thyroid problem, she has had ceribral palsey her whole life. But she doesn't know it! She is a real trooper! Thanks for the article. You look like a great group.
Sebastian sends his love to all of the compounders! He is confident he is going to get well soon. He will update you in his progress.
Dear friends,
Oct 19, 2006
Hi There!
10-6-06
Creative Compounding Center, Inc.
10-9-06
Roxxanne & Ann Marie Gaudio 
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