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A veterinarian-client-patient relationship must be established for prescription orders.

The veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) is the basis for interaction among veterinarians, their clients and their patients.

A VCPR exists when your veterinarian has:

  • Assumed responsibility for diagnosing and treating your animal(s) and you agree to follow the veterinarian’s instructions;
  • Seen your animal(s) at least once in the past 12 months and is aware of the keeping and care of your animal(s) by examination or through visits to where you keep your animal(s);
  • Has sufficient knowledge of your animal to provide the proposed service;
  • Offered you emergency coverage for follow-up evaluation in the event of adverse reactions or failure of the treatment regimen.

Prescribing a prescription product requires the existence of a VCPR. Your veterinarian will determine the best course of treatment for your animal(s).

PLEASE NOTE:

  • Some prescription medications are only available through a compounding pharmacy and may take several days to complete.
  • Some orders may be subject to advance payment.
  • We will notify you when items are ready for pick up.
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Client Details

Name
Address

Patient Details

If refills are required for multiple pets, please complete one request form per pet.

Quantity of Drug

Pharmacy Information

Contact and Pick Up

Requested Pick Up Date/Time

Prescription Medication and Therapeutic Blood Monitoring

Certain prescription drugs require monitoring to ensure maximum effectiveness and safety. A blood test gives your veterinarian information on the level of medication in your pet's body and any effects on your pet's internal organs and body systems. Testing allows your veterinarian to make any necessary medication adjustments and ensures your pet is receiving the proper dose. Each pet will metabolize a drug differently.

*** It is strongly recommended that a blood test be performed at determined intervals while your pet is receiving prescription medication.

*** An annual comprehensive physical examination is required to provide continuing medical care and ensures ongoing medication refills as required.

*** Further care may be necessary

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