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PA Passes Vet Disclosure

Basenji Health Issues & Questions
  • PENNSYLVANIA Enacts Veterinary Disclosure into PA Code http://www.pacode.com/secure/data/049/chapter31/chap31toc.html

    NOTE: Vaccines are "biologics".

    Chapter 31 State Board of Veterinary Medicine Principle

    7 (d)…..Veterinarians shall practice in accordance with advancements and acceptable and prevailing standards of veterinary medical practice in this Commonwealth related to the pharmacologic properties, indications and contraindications of drugs and biologics.
    (e) Veterinarians shall explain the benefits and reasonably anticipated significant potential risks of treatment options to clients.

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