PET PRESCIPTION REQUESTS

ONLINE PHARMACY

We offer an online pharmacy that simplifies refills for medications, heartworm prevention, flea/tick products, and et cetera. We honor all online pharmacy requests at no additional costs for all clients of CCMVS. The online pharmacy below for CCMVS does offer discount codes for all orders. Please contact us if you need a discount code.

Visit our online pharmacy

Time Frame for Prescription Approval:

Please allow at least 24-72 hours for online prescription approvals. All approvals are performed during normal business hours of operation. If you submit an online prescription request for a prescription outside our normal hours of operation, the request will be approved on our next business day. Texting, calling, or emailing us over the weekend to ask for approval of your pet’s medication will not approve the prescription any faster.

LOCAL PHARMACY:

We try to carry most all urgent medications for pets. We do utilize local area pharmacies to ensure all medications are dispensed in a timely manner for all patients.

VETERINARIAN CLIENT PATIENT RELATIONSHIP (VCPR):

All prescriptions filled, in accordance with the Tennessee State Law, must have a valid VCPR. We cannot offer medical advice or dispense medications without an established VCPR. A VCPR is only valid for only 6-12 months once we see your pet. We cannot legally prescribe or dispense medications if your VCPR is expired with CCMVS.

If your pet is sick, needs treatment, or you have an expired VCPR; please request an appointment.

We will contact you regarding an appointment if your VCPR has not been established or is outside of the 6-12 month policy if you request pet medication(s). Please don’t wait until your pet is out of medication(s) to make this request.

KNOW YOUR PHARMACY

Some medications are not guaranteed through certain online pharmacies due to illegal diversions and selling of counterfeit medications. Researching any online pharmacy is always recommended to ensure there has been no disciplinary action per the Board of Pharmacy. As suggested by the American Veterinary Medical Association, you can also inquire with the State Board of Pharmacy to determine whether a pharmacy is licensed within the state and the status of their license. In addition, accreditation by independent programs can give you more information about an online pharmacy.

One third-party accreditation includes:

The National Association Boards of Pharmacy Verified Website Program