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Laboratory Animals Veterinary Association (LAVA), Guidance to Named Veterinary Surgeons
... to content Laboratory Animals Veterinary Association (LAVA), Guidance to Named Veterinary Surgeons 18 April 2016 105kb PDF The control of acquisition, supply, administration (use), storage and ...
19. Treatment of animals by unqualified persons
... to content 19. Treatment of animals by unqualified persons Updated 5 April 2023 Introduction 19.1 The purpose of this guidance is to explain the restrictions that apply under the Veterinary Surgeons ...
A statement on ‘anaesthesia-free dental procedures’ for cats and dogs
... to content A statement on ‘anaesthesia-free dental procedures’ for cats and dogs 21 October 2014 30kb PDF The RCVS Standards Committee supports the following statement due to the animal welfare ...
4. Veterinary medicines
... to content 4. Veterinary medicines Updated 1 September 2023 Introduction 4.1 The responsible use of veterinary medicines for therapeutic and prophylactic purposes is one of the major skills of a ...
6. Why is a physical examination required before prescribing antiparasitics?
... to content 6. Why is a physical examination required before prescribing antiparasitics? We realise that there are differences in opinion within the profession regarding the inclusion of ...
6. Why is a physical examination required before prescribing antiparasitics?
... to content 6. Why is a physical examination required before prescribing antiparasitics? We realise that there are differences in opinion within the profession regarding the inclusion of ...
6. Why is a physical examination required before prescribing antiparasitics?
... to content 6. Why is a physical examination required before prescribing antiparasitics? We realise that there are differences in opinion within the profession regarding the inclusion of ...
7. Can I still prescribe several months’ worth of antiparasitics to be dispensed at intervals?
... to content 7. Can I still prescribe several months’ worth of antiparasitics to be dispensed at intervals? Yes, so long as a physical examination is carried out at the time the prescription is ...
7. Can I still prescribe several months’ worth of antiparasitics to be dispensed at intervals?
... to content 7. Can I still prescribe several months’ worth of antiparasitics to be dispensed at intervals? Yes, so long as a physical examination is carried out at the time the prescription is ...
8. Are POM-VPS covered by this guidance?
... to content 8. Are POM-VPS covered by this guidance? No, this guidance only relates to the prescription of prescription-only veterinary medicines (POM-Vs). Although this guidance does not ...
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