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State veterinary boards regulate your practice website just like they regulate your clinic.

Veterinary licensing, scope of practice claims, and prescription medication advertising all apply to veterinary practice websites.

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What regulators look for on veterinary websites

Missing DVM license credentials

Specialty claims without board certification

Online pharmacy advertising without proper licensing

Emergency service claims without 24/7 capability

Who regulates veterinary websites

State Veterinary Boards
AVMA
FDA (for medications)

We review your website against requirements from each of these regulatory bodies. This is an informational review, not legal advice. Consult with your attorney for guidance specific to your situation.

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What we check

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Common questions about veterinary websites

Does my vet clinic website need to show DVM licenses?

Most state veterinary boards require license display on advertising. List each veterinarian with their DVM/VMD degree, state license number, and any board certifications.

Can I sell medications through my vet website?

Online pet pharmacy sales are regulated by state veterinary boards and the FDA. If you dispense prescription medications, your website must comply with state pharmacy laws and may need separate licensing.

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