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News: Petmeds
- Thread starter Karlin
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simonrickell
Well-known member
Definetly no charge for a prescription - first time I caught my vet out (didn't know the new rules) I checked with the royal vet college who said that if I did get charged then I should report it to them.
DEFINELTY CHARGING FOR A PRESCRIPTION IS BREAKING THE LAW.
Also, they should not get the money back in any other way - i.e. they should be treating you the same way whether or not you get the meds through them - though I don't know how you could prove this. Sometimes they make us go in for a check before we can get a repeat prescription.- though they might have done this anyway.
DEFINELTY CHARGING FOR A PRESCRIPTION IS BREAKING THE LAW.
Also, they should not get the money back in any other way - i.e. they should be treating you the same way whether or not you get the meds through them - though I don't know how you could prove this. Sometimes they make us go in for a check before we can get a repeat prescription.- though they might have done this anyway.
Barbara Nixon
Well-known member
I believe you have to have a check every three months if an animal is on medication.