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Are you an animal owner or caregiver? Do you use pharmacy services for animals? OCP wants to hear from you.
As Ontario's regulator of pharmacies, pharmacists, and pharmacy technicians, OCP's mandate is to protect the public. That's why we're seeking your feedback on the draft Providing Pharmacy Services for Animals Policy.
Your perspective can help ensure the policy's expectations are clear, reasonable, and support safe pharmacy services for animals.
Review the draft policy and share your feedback by Oct. 26: https://t.co/akuxgUNKWd
📢 Public consultation is now open on the College’s draft Providing Pharmacy Services for Animals policy.
We’re looking for input on whether the expectations are clear, reasonable, and achievable, and whether any information may be missing that could create risks to animals or pharmacy practice.
Share your feedback by October 26, 2026: https://t.co/0L6y1Ta9h7
🗨️ Your feedback matters.
The College is seeking input on its draft Providing Pharmacy Services for Animals policy, including whether the expectations are clear, reasonable, and achievable.
Learn more and share your feedback by October 26, 2026: https://t.co/bslqGI6Um9
Did you know you can find links to the College performance dashboard, summary financial statements, discipline decisions and more in our 2025 annual report?
Access links to these resources in our latest annual report: https://t.co/dz2pDzSNw2
Les frais d’exécution d’ordonnance ou les honoraires professionnels facturés pour chaque ordonnance préparée peuvent varier d’une pharmacie à l’autre. L’Ordre des pharmaciens de l’Ontario (OPO) ne fixe pas ces frais et n’impose aucune restriction à leur égard. Ces frais sont parfois appelés les « honoraires de préparation courants et habituels » et doivent être affichés dans un endroit visible pour tous les patients. Pour en savoir plus, consultez notre page web À quoi s’attendre à la pharmacie : https://t.co/fRF2lp91vw
🗨️ We want to hear from you.
The College has developed a draft Providing Pharmacy Services for Animals policy and is seeking feedback on whether the expectations are clear, reasonable, and achievable.
Members of the public, pharmacy and veterinarian professionals, and interested organizations or system partners are encouraged to share their feedback by October 26, 2026: https://t.co/UTUudSKGyo
In 2025, the College regulated 25,425 pharmacy professionals in the public interest.
Learn more about the College’s activities in our 2025 annual report: https://t.co/VZXns2jRx6
The Point of Care symbol must be displayed at every accredited community pharmacy in Ontario. When you see the symbol, you can feel confident that your pharmacy is accredited by the Ontario College of Pharmacists.
In 2025, the College regulated 5,133 community pharmacies in the public interest.
Learn more about the College’s activities in our 2025 annual report: https://t.co/A8CO8LMvOg
Ticks are small and easy to miss, especially during outdoor activities.
Cover up to avoid #TickBites:
👖 long, light‑coloured clothing
👟 closed‑toed shoes
🕷️ repellent with DEET or icaridin
✅ Found a tick? Find the facts: https://t.co/4PasyZG2ry
Did you know you can find links to the College performance dashboard, summary financial statements, discipline decisions and more in our 2025 annual report?
Access links to these resources in our latest annual report: https://t.co/L2ERE41BAo
💬 We want to hear from you on proposed updates to the Standards of Operation for Pharmacies. These Standards outline the requirements needed to ensure pharmacies in Ontario provide safe, effective care.
Share your feedback by August 15 at 4 p.m.: https://t.co/HmwhYQ30rh
In 2025, College Practice Consultants responded to 1,792 inquiries from registrants and the public.
Practice Consultants guide registrants and members of the public to standards, policies, legislation, and other resources to help them understand the College’s expectations related to pharmacy care in Ontario.
Learn more about the College’s activities in our 2025 annual report: https://t.co/nbVzZV7kNt
In 2025, the College conducted 1,872 practice assessments with pharmacists and pharmacy technicians.
Practice assessments are a component of the College's Quality Assurance Program which help ensure pharmacy professionals maintain appropriate skills and knowledge to support quality patient care.
Learn more about the College’s activities in our 2025 annual report: https://t.co/zeAhEmZZSy
🗨�� We’re looking for your input on proposed updates to the Standards of Operation for Pharmacies. These Standards outline the requirements needed to ensure pharmacies in Ontario provide safe, effective care.
Learn more and share your feedback: https://t.co/HmwhYQ30rh
Our 2025 annual report is now available at: https://t.co/twNqZGhYQI. There you’ll find data on pharmacy professionals, pharmacies, College programs and more.
Thank you to our staff, registrants, system partners and members of the public for helping us serve and protect the public interest in the delivery of safe pharmacy care.