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Protecting veterinarians’ access to compounded veterinary medicines for emergency use

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Kylie Bennett
2 years ago

Many medications are not readily available and cannot be sourced quickly so must be available on site, in the compounded form. The welfare of Australian animals depends on it.

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Reinder
2 years ago

Cristal clear

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philip hutt
2 years ago

access to compounding medicines on weekends and after-hours are critical to our patient care

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Peter Angus
2 years ago

This is a vital tool in our equine practice to provide immediate effective treatment and to uphold the welfare of the horse

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Access to compounded medicines is essential for proper veterinary care

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Access to these medications at the time they are needed is vital for the welfare of our patients.

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Peter Howe
2 years ago

Animal health and welfare in Australia depends on a fully armed veterinary force. Compounded medicines for emergency use are essential.

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Jarrod Coleman
2 years ago

Access to these medications are vital to the treatment and welfare of our patients.

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Kathy Johnson
2 years ago

This is so important for the welfare of our animals and our vets.

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Rachel Allavena
2 years ago

It is important to realise that in treating so many species and breeds that compounded medications are essential for high quality veterinary practice.

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Matthew Tay
2 years ago

Quality assured, evidence based compounded medication is essential for normal day to day veterinary practice.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

I support Bova’s Ongoing supply of veterinary medications.

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Annette Miller
2 years ago

Cannot believe this! Can’t get vets Can’t get medications No wonder the older generations of vets like myself are going to give up the ghost It’s just all too hard

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Anthony Drew
2 years ago

Essential for the welfare of our patients

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Geoff Bloom
2 years ago

I want my animals to be able to access these kinds of medicines in an emergency. I support the proposed amendment