How does VetSnap comply to federal regulations for controlled drug logging?
VetSnap is compliant to federal regulations for controlled drug log record keeping: https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-21/chapter-II/part-1304/subject-group-ECFR64b4002fc681198/section-1304.04 Specifically within Title 21 Chapter II Part 1304 General Information section 1304.04, paragraph C gives veterinary hospitals permission such that “Registrants need not notify the Special Agent in Charge or obtain central recordkeeping approval in order to maintain records on […]
Do you know your state laws for controlled substances?
Laws vary from state to state when it comes to controlled drug management procedures, and it is recommended to contact your state’s veterinary board to confirm there are no unique state level laws and regulations pertaining to controlled drug use and handling. Below are links to individual state laws – please note the best […]
VetSnap ezyVet integration
Thanks to a new partnership between digital controlled drug log software provider, VetSnap, and modern-day veterinary software provider, ezyVet, veterinary practices now have a solution to help them digitize their controlled substance record keeping, reconciliation, and inventory management. The integration between the two companies allows ezyVet customers to leverage their practice management software information, and […]
Are You Following These Best Practices to Stay Compliant?
Best Practices with Controlled Drug Log Compliance The DEA requirements are that the entire life span of each container that enters your hospital is thoroughly recorded. Are you implementing these important steps into your practice correctly? Once a controlled drug container arrives at your hospital, you should be recording the information of that particular container: […]
Veterinary Innovation Podcast with VetSnap’s Yang Shi
Check out our Veterinary Innovation Podcast to learn about our journey and what motivates VetSnappers to continue to innovate and generate impact for our veterinary hospitals. “Many veterinary hospitals struggle with tracking inventory, which means that tracking and logging use of controlled substances – something that is necessary to remain compliant – can be difficult. How might […]
