Veterinary Medical Standardization Board (VMSB)

The Veterinary Medical Standardization Board (VMSB) determines standards of veterinary medicine practiced within the Army Public Health Center. The standards include equipment, formularies, wellness packages, clinical operations, and medical guidelines.

VMSB standards can be found in the "VMSB Approved Standards" documents library on the VMSB MilSuite page.

Questions regarding Veterinary Medical Standardization Board (VMSB) may be directed to the APHC Clinical Veterinary Medicine Program, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.

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Animal import/export requirements may apply to family pets on a Permanent Change of Station (PCS) move.

Over the past several years, Army veterinary care has expanded from vaccination and deworming clinics to comprehensive wellness and medical care focused on comprehensive disease prevention with early diagnosis of problems and appropriate treatment.

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Remote Online Veterinary Record (ROVR) is a secure, web-based application for world-wide use to support the United States Army Veterinary Services (VS). It supports government owned animals (GOAs) and privately owned animals (POAs).

VSCF was developed to capitalize on the efficiencies of consolidation of NAF manpower and purchasing power, among other things, into a stand-alone centralized US Army NAF fund under the USAPHC for all Army Veterinary Treatment Facilities.

In accordance with Department of Defense (DoD) regulations, animals owned by personnel authorized DoD medical care may receive veterinary medical care through an Army Veterinary Treatment Facility.