Dispense veterinary medications accurately, ensuring correct dosage and instructions for pet owners.

Counsel pet owners on medication administration, potential side effects, and storage requirements.

Maintain accurate inventory of veterinary drugs, monitoring expiration dates and storage conditions.

Collaborate with veterinarians to clarify prescriptions and address any medication-related concerns.

Prepare compounded medications as needed, following strict sterile procedures and quality control measures.

Monitor and report adverse drug reactions or medication errors to the appropriate authorities.

Stay updated on new veterinary drugs, therapies, and relevant regulations through continuous professional development.

Ensure compliance with all pharmacy laws, regulations, and ethical standards specific to veterinary practice.

Manage and resolve medication-related issues, such as shortages or recalls, in a timely and efficient manner.

Provide drug information to veterinary staff, including indications, contraindications, and potential drug interactions.

Participate in quality assurance programs to improve medication safety and patient outcomes in veterinary care.

Assist in training pharmacy technicians and other staff members on veterinary pharmacy practices.

Accurately dispense veterinary medications, ensuring correct dosages and labeling for animal patients.

Prepare customized medications by compounding drugs according to veterinarian prescriptions.

Manage and maintain pharmacy inventory, ordering medications and supplies to prevent shortages.

Advise pet owners on medication administration, potential side effects, and storage requirements.

Collaborate with veterinarians to review prescriptions, discuss treatment plans, and ensure patient safety.

Ensure pharmacy operations comply with all relevant regulations and standards for veterinary medicine.

Maintain accurate records of prescriptions, medication dispensing, and inventory transactions.

Implement quality assurance procedures to ensure the integrity and efficacy of medications.

Stay updated on new medications, treatment protocols, and pharmacy best practices through continuing education.

Manage the return and disposal of expired or unused medications in compliance with regulations.

Utilize pharmacy software to manage prescriptions, inventory, and patient information efficiently.