New Rules Cap Vet Prescription Fees and Require Cheaper Medicine Disclosure
Veterinary surgeries will have to tell clients when cheaper medication is available online under upcoming rule changes, the BBC reports.
Vet prescription fees are being capped under a set of rule changes, according to the BBC.
Vets must also inform clients if cheaper medicine is available online as part of the updated rules, which surgeries will have several months to implement, the BBC reported.
The BBC did not specify the exact fee cap amounts or the regulatory body responsible for the changes in the excerpt provided.
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- Vet prescription fees capped under rule changes — BBC Business
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