About Us
The North Carolina Veterinary Medical Board (NCVMB), a state regulatory and consumer protection agency, was created in 1903 by an act of the StateThe NCVMB does this by:
NCVMB STRATEGIC PLAN
2022 - 2026
BOARD MEMBERS
2025 BOARD MEETINGS
January 16th
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MEETINGS BEGIN: 8:00AM at the Board Office
1611 Jones Franklin Rd.
Suite 106
Raleigh, NC 27606
Important to Know
Deputy Director Job Advertisement
FACILITY PERMIT
Application Instructions
Fall Regulatory Bulletin
Temporary Permit Information/Facility Permit and Boarding Kennel Permit Update
GENERAL MAINTENANCE PRESCRIPTIONS (TS Helene Disaster Area)
General maintenance prescriptions for animals under the care of a veterinarian, in the disaster area, may be refilled at any veterinary facility under the following conditions:
(This does not apply to controlled substance medications.)
• The veterinarian refilling the prescription has the discretion to refill the prescription or not.
• The facility refilling the prescription should keep detailed documentation.
• The facility refilling the prescription must notify the prescriber that a refill has been done. (Recommend email)
FYI re: 2025 Renewals
Standard CE Requirements
To ensure you are receiving various emails (e.g. Renewal Reminders, Important Notices, Regulatory Bulletins, etc.) that are sent from the Board office, you may want to consider adding this email address to your CONTACTS (kwest@ncvmb.org) so there's less likelihood of the email going into your Junk/Spam folder.
Periodic Review Existing Rules Public Comment Results
G.S. 1508-21.3A Report
Public Comment Correspondence
Veterinary Telemedicine .0211
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NEWS:
Importation of Rabbits into NC
STOP Act Information
per 90-113.74(d)
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE REPORTING SYSTEM
Dispensing of controlled substances require reporting to NC DHHS CSRS. You may contact the CSRS Utilization team with questions / concerns at CSRS.Utilization@dhhs.nc.gov
GABAPENTIN
FAQ Sheet
DHHS Radiation Protection Memo
Registrant Requirement to Verify Service Provider Registration
The Opioid Epidemic: What Veterinarians Need to Know
(US Food & Drug Administration)
FDA Regulation of Cannabis and Cannabis-Derived Products, Including CBD
Quick Links
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1. ON-LINE License / Facility VERIFICATION
Check on your Veterinarian's or Facility's Status
2. How to File a Complaint
3. FACILITY STANDARDS
Self Evaluation Checklist
4. Contact Us
5. NCVMB Instagram
6. NCVMB X (Twitter)
7. Personal Health & Wellness
8. Donate to NCPHP for Impaired Veterinary Professionals
9. MAP of Facility Inspection Regions
10. Coping with the Loss of a Pet
11. Report Animal Cruelty
12. Pet Food, Product Recalls & Alerts
13. License Verification Request
VERIFICATION SAMPLE
To request a verification, log into your personal Licensure Gateway account and select Applications / License Verification Request. Once you pay the fee, it is IMMEDIATELY e-mailed to the selected Board(s) and you will receive a copy as confirmation.
If you DO NOT have a personal Licensure Gateway account, you will need to submit this paper application form via US mail. Paper Request
14. Change your Legal Name:
Log into the Licensure Gateway to make the request. Must upload supporting legal document(s) at time of request.
(e.g. Social Security Card, Marriage Certificate, Divorce Decree, etc.) SELECT: My Profile | Name Change
15. Print copy of your License
16. Apply for a NC License
17. Start a new Practice
18. Start a new Corporation
19. Practice Act
Laws & Regulations
20. President's Letters
21. All Veterinarians are required to report the following diseases: