Prascend for Horses

Prascend for Horses
1mg Tablet » Pack of 160
1mg Tablet » Priced per Tablet

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  • 1mg Tablet » Pack of 160 £194.99
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Description

Prascend is supplied as small tablets and is the veterinary licensed form of the drug pergolide, which has been used for some time to treat Cushing's Disease in horses. This is a hormonal disease where the pituitary gland in the brain fails to work properly, resulting in an overproduction of natural steroid hormones in the body. This gives rise to a variety of clinical signs, the most common being a longer, paler and curly coat. Affected horses often appear depressed and lose weight despite seeming to eat more. They often drink and urinate excessively too. Cushing's disease results in a depressed immune system, so parasite infestations and bacterial infections often develop. Cushing's disease is seen most often in older ponies. Vets can perform blood tests to confirm the diagnosis. Prascend is unable to cure Cushing's disease, but it helps to control symptoms and improves the quality of life. Prascend tablets need to be given daily for the rest of the horse's life.

Active Ingredient

Pergolide

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Reviews (337)

Summary of Reviews for Prascend for Horses

Overall 5
Effectiveness
Ease Of Use
Value For Money
Absence Of Side Effects
334 out of 337 (99%) customers would recommend this product.
5 stars (225 reviews)
4 stars (102 reviews)
3 stars (10 reviews)
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Prescription drug for PPID
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By Susan White on 14 October 2026

This had been prescribed as treatment for my pony who has been diagnosed with PPID. He is doing well on it so far, it comes in caplet form and is easily fed - I put mine in a piece of apple and feed it before his dinner. Viovet was able to provide the drug much cheaper than my vet could, however as the prescription is sent directly to the retailer, I have no idea what it says, so can't fill in my order to say the same, which has led to some confusion on one occasion.

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Prascend
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By Carole Martin on 6 October 2026

My horse Fern is now 30 years old, She’s had blood test and now she’s on one tablet per day. her tests Cushion, glucose and insulin are now all good 😊

Customer recommends this product

Prascend
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By Helen Makinson on 7 September 2026

Keeps cushings at bay

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Good service
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By Anne Tanner on 31 July 2026

Just what I need for my pony

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Pascend
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By Katherine Lougher on 13 July 2026

Needef for medical reaspns

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Q & A

Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Prascend for Horses, including answers from our team.

29 June 2025 at 4:35pm

Mrs

Caroline

my pony will require Prasend 1mg daily, for the rest of his days, am I able to order direct from you and would I still have to have vet costs as well, please

  • VioVet Staff

Thank you for your enquiry. Prascend is a prescription medication, so you will need a valid prescription from your vet to order it through us. Vet consultation fees will still apply separately. Once you have a prescription, you can order the medication directly from us for ongoing treatment

6 March 2025 at 2:35pm

Prascend

jenny reid

I have a prescription for 1mg x 60 tablets prascend with 2 repeats. Does this mean I can order 120 tablets or 180 tablets off of this prescription? Thanks

  • VioVet Staff

If you have a prescription for 60 tablets with 2 repeats your total to buy would be 180 tablets in total.

31 January 2025 at 3:56pm

Administration of Prascend

E.mckay

What is the best way to give these tablets to a fussy eater?
Hidden whole food . Eg a jam/honey sandwich ?
☺️

  • VioVet Staff

I would advise you to try a slice of apple and push the Prascend tablet into the apple and feed it as a treat.

24 November 2020 at 12:44pm

Prascend

wendy dockley-jones

do i have to buy 160 whole box of prascend? she has only been prescribed half one a day to see how she responds she is 27 yr old pony

  • VioVet Staff

These tablets can be purchased as single tablets so you do not need to buy a whole box. You can order up to however much your vet has prescribed, and the amount prescribed does not need to be ordered all in one go. If you need any further explanation please contact us on [email protected].

9 October 2020 at 5:49pm

Receive monthly?

jess

i have a prescription for 180 tablets but dont want to pay for and have that many delivered straight away - can I order and pay for less and maybe have them delivered monthly?

  • VioVet Staff

Yes you can order this medication monthly and in smaller quantities.
The quantity and number of repeats your vet writes on your script dictates the maximum quantity that you can order, and this must be done by the designated prescription expiry.
For example with a written quantity 180 tablets then you can order 30 monthly, just make sure all of this is ordered before the sceduled script expiry if you require the full 180 tablets.

You can set up a regular delivery through our website, just go to purchase the prascend and the option to set up a regular delivery will be at our checkout.

27 January 2020 at 3:46pm

Brexit

Hille Bunje

Is it still possible to order medication from YOU after England has left the EU?

  • VioVet Staff

Hi,

Like all companies, VioVet have been investigating and preparing for the possible effects of Brexit on our current way of doing business.We are working closely with our partners across our supply chain, from stock to delivery, to ensure any impact is minimised and we continue to trade as normal. At this stage, our supply chain has not voiced concerns over stock availability but investigations are ongoing. We have prepared a few FAQs below:

Where do my products come from?
A large amount of products sold in the UK pet market come from overseas, in particular the EU. We are unable to comment on the origin of every product we sell, but encourage you to contact the manufacturer if you have any specific concerns.

Should I bulk buy?
Whilst this may seem like an overreaction, due to the complexities of the continuing Brexit negotiations, and the unknown nature of what will happen after Brexit is complete, buying more than you normally would may be a sensible option. We offer a range of bulk discounts across many products in our range, and do not charge more for the weight of your delivery over 2kg, so you might find some savings can be made whilst avoiding the risk of running out of food for your pet.

What if a product is unavailable?
Where a product may become unavailable, our knowledgeable team will be on hand to discuss any potential alternative options where available. We will do our best to keep our existing range available as normal.

What about shipping into the EU?
We are working closely with our delivery partners to ensure there is no impact to our ability to deliver into the EU. Whilst there are no guarantees and very little Government guidance available yet, we will continue to monitor the situation closely and update our customers where appropriate.

What about my prescription medication?
If your pet is on long-term medication, it may be sensible to ask your vet for a larger than normal quantity over the next few months to ensure any potential shortages in the supply chain are accounted for. Please always make sure you confirm expiry dates before bulk purchases as per our Terms & Conditions on long-term medication salesWe sincerely hope that we are able to continue to trade as normal with minimal impact to our loyal customers, and we will work tirelessly to make this happen.

Thanks.

29 March 2017 at 9:51am

Prascend and Bute

Frances Brinklow

Can prascend be safely prescribed alongside Bute? My 26 year old needs both!

  • VioVet Staff

Hi Frances,

Yes this is perfectly fine, they are often prescribed together.

I hope this helps.

5 May 2016 at 2:27pm

What is the complete price for prascend including post packing and VAT for 80 tablets

Margaret Rand

Please advise of the best value for this product. Am waiting to hear back from my vet. Kind regards Margaret TRand

  • VioVet Staff

These tablets currently cost £1.04 each. Postage is free if you spend more than £29 at a time (so if you buy 28 tablets or more at one time, postage is free.) If you order from abroad, postage and packing is a flat £10 fee.

7 October 2015 at 9:25am

Pergolide / Prascend

Pippa

I have a prescription for Pergolide / Prascend 1.5 tablets daily dose for administration to my horse. Do you ship to Ireland? Regards Pippa

  • VioVet Staff

Yes as long as you send us the prescription, we can ship to Ireland. There is a flat fee of £10 for all medication exports out of the UK though, on top of the cost of the medication.

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