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I practise out of a number of premises; how do I know which are veterinary practice premises?
Premises likely to be considered as ‘veterinary practice premises’ by the RCVS and the VMD are those
- from which the veterinary surgeons of a practice provide veterinary services; and/or,
- advertised or promoted as premises of a veterinary practice; and/or,
- open to members of the public to bring animals for veterinary treatment and care; and/or,
- not open to the public, but which are the base from which a veterinary surgeon practises or provides veterinary services to more than one client; and/or,
- to which medicines are delivered wholesale, on the authority of one or more veterinary surgeons in practice.
This is not an exhaustive list of premises that may be considered as veterinary practice premises.
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If you are unsure whether premises must be registered, please contact the Registration Department on [email protected] or 020 7202 0707 for further guidance. We may liaise with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate before providing further guidance.