Look Out for Pet Rxs on the Owner's Med List

February 2021

This complimentary article from Hospital Pharmacy Technician's Letter is being provided to readers of Hospital Pharmacist's Letter, who may find its content relevant to their practice.

You may be surprised that pet Rxs are showing up on patients' home med lists.

In one case, phenobarbital and zonisamide were on an electronic med list for a patient admitted to the hospital. But the meds weren't for the patient...they were for the patient's dog.

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