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Cork vet admits to disciplinary inquiry that supplying animal medications without prescription was 'madness'

A vet has admitted to operating a system of "madness" supplying animal medications without prescription at three pharmacies he owns in Cork.

Cork vet admits to disciplinary inquiry that supplying animal medications without prescription was 'madness'

Mon, 05 Feb, 2018 - 19:02

By Louise Roseingrave

A vet has admitted to operating a system of "madness" supplying animal medications without prescription at three pharmacies he owns in Cork.

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