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NCVMB reconsiders decision one year after publication

More than two years after the complaint was initiated and 16 months following the Board’s unanimous decision published in the November 2017 Board Meeting minutes, I received notification on March 6, 2019. The notification was inconsistent with the November 2017 decision. Turning again to the Internet for information, I discovered that at the November 2018 meeting, [...]

2024-03-29T04:03:28+00:00

NCVMB declares failure to diagnose is acceptable practice

Regarding a febrile dog with excessive bruising and swelling, significantly elevated vital signs and a seven-pound weight gain in just 40 hours following amputation of a limb, the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Board has recently decided that regardless of failing to perform any diagnostic testing to rule out infection, informing the client that everything is normal, [...]

2024-03-29T03:18:25+00:00