Chronic Medication Recheck Agent

Pets on long-term drugs such as NSAIDs, thyroid medicine or seizure medicine need regular exams and bloodwork before refills, and skipped monitoring can cause harm. When a refill request comes in, and once a month for all such patients, this agent checks the last exam and lab dates against the practice's rules for that drug. If monitoring is current, it passes the request to the vet. If not, it drafts an owner message offering a recheck booking and tracks it. It checks that the recheck happened before the next refill is due. The vet approves every refill. Edge case: if an owner cannot come in before the pet runs out, it asks the vet whether a short bridge supply is appropriate, rather than refusing or refilling on its own.