N.M. Admin. Code § 16.19.10.10 - ANIMAL CONTROL CLINICS
A.
The New Mexico Board of Pharmacy acknowledges the establishment of animal
control clinics. In order to protect the people who utilize such clinics, laws
and safeguards pertaining to drugs must be observed. Medications must
occasionally be used and therefore require Board of Pharmacy
supervision.
B. The veterinarian in
charge of and responsible for the clinic must specify the dangerous drugs to be
used in such clinic. In order to purchase and stock any controlled substances,
the clinic must obtain a separate controlled substance registration to be
issued under the name of the clinic.
C. All dangerous drugs must be under lock
when the veterinarian or his designee is not in attendance. Extra precautions
should be provided for security of controlled substances.
D. A record indicating the following
information shall be kept to account for the administration of all dangerous
drugs:
(1) Date of administration;
(2) Type of animal;
(3) Name of medication;
(4) Dosage administered;
(5) Name of veterinarian responsible for the
order;
(6) Name of individual
administering the dose.
E. SCHEDULE II - Controlled substances
administration records must be kept in a separate record with the same
information recorded.
F. SCHEDULE
III, IV, and V controlled substances may be kept in the same record in which
dangerous drugs are recorded provided a mechanism is employed to identify these
entries (such as a red "C" marked in the margin of these entries).
G. The record must be kept up-to-date at all
times and is subject to inspection by the Board of Pharmacy Drug
inspectors.
H. Any clinic licensed
by the Board of Pharmacy is required to have a consultant pharmacist.
(1) If the animal control facility does not
use any controlled substance in its' operation, a consultant pharmacist should
visit the facility at least annually.
(2) If the animal control facility uses any
controlled substance in its' operation, a consultant pharmacist should visit
the facility at least quarterly.
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