04-11-2019, 03:19 PM
VetUK is a serious site. They spell out in great detail the conditions under which they will sell medications. They also make a good point that they are more of a place to buy ongoing medications for long term care. They recommend that critical care emergency meds be bought locally. That is very responsible of them.
I did a bit of a search and there are many online sites for pet meds in Canada. I am not familiar with any of them, but they require a prescription from a veterinarian. I did find a 1-800 number for pet meds in the USA. They require a prescription for certain meds.
A lot of these sites seem to be accredited with some sort of National Pharmacy Board.
I would think sites like that are probably legitimate. Places that don't require a prescription would be more questionable.
I had no idea the pet medication industry was so big. Like people our pets seem to be taking a lot of pills these days.
I did a bit of a search and there are many online sites for pet meds in Canada. I am not familiar with any of them, but they require a prescription from a veterinarian. I did find a 1-800 number for pet meds in the USA. They require a prescription for certain meds.
A lot of these sites seem to be accredited with some sort of National Pharmacy Board.
I would think sites like that are probably legitimate. Places that don't require a prescription would be more questionable.
I had no idea the pet medication industry was so big. Like people our pets seem to be taking a lot of pills these days.
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Catherine
