FDA Veterinarian - February 2015

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Title: FDA Veterinarian - February 2015

FDA Veterinarian

February 2, 2015

News from CVM FDA Issues Import Alert for Unapproved Follicle Stimulating Hormone Drugs for Cattle The FDA Issues Final Guidance on Electronic Adverse Event Reporting for Animal Drugs FDA Issues Warning Letters for Unapproved Omeprazole Drugs Marketed for Use in Horses Food Safety Modernization Act and Animal Feed FDA Announces Competitive Grant Program with NIFA to Fund Food Safety Training, Education and Technical Assistance Recognizing the importance of and need for food safety training for small farm owners and food processors, the FDA and USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) are announcing a grant program that will provide funding so that these critical groups receive training, education and technical assistance consistent with standards being established under FSMA. Have you ever wondered .... How can I tell if a drug is FDA-approved for animals? It’s not always easy to tell if a drug is FDA-approved for animals. You can’t tell by looking at the tablet in your hand or the solution in the bottle. You can’t tell by feeling or smelling the drug. But, here are some tips to help you identify an FDA-approved animal drug. Want to know more?

Contact CVM Phone: 240-276-9300 Email: AskCVM@xxxxxxxxxxx Product Information Recent Animal Drug Approvals Animal Drugs@FDA Recalls Pets Proper Storage of Pet Meds, Food, and Treats Got a Question About Your Pet's Health?

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