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CALIFORNIA- PROTECT YOUR PETS

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Daniel R Lawer DVM
9 years ago

This proposed change would greatly complicate our ability to practice medicine in the best interest of our patients and their owners

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Pet medications

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Adam Landsman
9 years ago Featured

I live in CA and work with veterinarians who are telling me daily that they are already affected by these new restrictions. They simply can't get vital medications that they are used to having ready accesss to. Vets practice differently than regular physicians,and that should be addressed in future legislation asap.

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Peigin Barrett
9 years ago Featured

I am a senior on limited income. My two cats form my only family. Their health and well-being means so much to me. Please reconsider you unreasonable mandate.This regulation will serve no value except increasing medication costs. It is wrong! Please do the right thing for those who truly benefit from the love of a pet.

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Stephen Bishop
9 years ago

These new burdensome regulations will result in higher medication costs to all pet owners. A differentiation between non-sterile human drug compounding and non-sterile animal drug compounding needs to be considered when creating regulations that will apply to all practitioners including Physicians and Veterinarians .

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Bruce Dell
9 years ago

New mandates for non-sterile compounds are unreasonable and bring no value; while these rules are logical for sterile items, they will unnecessarily add significant costs to non-sterile items. Please reconsider!

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Sherry Rein · petition starter
9 years ago

While relevant to sterile products, these new mandates for non-sterile compounds bring little-to-no value and will assuredly result in higher costs for animal care. Please reconsider these standards as they relate to non-sterile compounding for our animals.

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Darlene Douiglas
9 years ago

Please reconsider the decision of such restrictive regulations. Our pets need their doctors.

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byronjohnson
9 years ago

please prevent patients from being ripped off even more.

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Sharon L Lavoie
9 years ago

To whom it may concern, As pet owner, it is unfair to have such restrictive regulations. Please revisit this decision! Kind Regards, Sharon L Lavoie

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Amy Rayls
9 years ago

That is so wrong!