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Animal & Veterinary
Veterinary Feed Directive
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has amended the new animal drug regulations to implement the veterinary feed directive (VFD) drugs section of the Animal Drug Availability Act of 1996 (ADAA).
A VFD drug is intended for use in animal feeds, and such use of the VFD drug is permitted only under the professional supervision of a licensed veterinarian.
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Federal Register Notices
- Final Rule: New Animal Drugs; Florfenicol
- NADA 141-246 AQUAFLOR Type A Medicated Article (florfenicol), An Antibiotic - original approval (PDF - 78KB)
- NADA 141-246 - FONSI - Aquaflor® Type A Medicated Article (florfenicol) (PDF - 6621KB)
- CVM GFI #120 Veterinary Feed Directive Regulation (PDF - 109KB)
- Final Rule: Animal Drug Availability Act; Veterinary Feed Directive
- Proposed Rule: Animal Drug Availability Act; Veterinary Feed Directive
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CVM Updates
- March 26, 2009 FDA Revises Guidance Related to Veterinary Feed Directive
- November 06, 2007 FDA Approves New Antimicrobial for Salmonids for Treatment of Furunculosis
- April 18, 2007 First FDA Conditionally Approved New Animal Drug for Columnaris Disease in Catfish
- March 22, 2007 FDA Approval of New Antimicrobial for Salmonids
- October 25, 2005 FDA Approves New Antimicrobial for Catfish
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Listing of Veterinary Feed Directive Distributor Notifications
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Information on the Current VFD Process
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