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Reporting Problems with Animal Products
FDA encourages consumers, veterinarians and industry to report problems with animal drugs, food and devices.
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Veterinary medicine related Recall Announcements
Nov 16
TFP Nutrition Expands Voluntary Recall of Dry Dog, Dry Cat, and Catfish Food Due to Potential Salmonella Health Risk. Recall Includes Dry Dog, Dry Cat, and Catfish Foods Manufactured in Nacogdoches, TX Facility
Nov 09
Mid America Pet Food Expands Voluntary Recall to Include Additional Dog and Cat Food Products Due to Possible Salmonella Health Risk
Oct 30
Mid America Pet Food Issues Voluntary Recall of Victor Beef Meal & Rice Dog Food Due to Possible Salmonella Health Risk
CVM Updates
Dec 07
FDA Releases Annual Summary Report on Antimicrobials Sold or Distributed in 2022 for Use in Food-Producing Animals
Dec 01
FDA Opens Second FY2024 Grant Funding Application Period for Animal Drugs for Minor Uses and Minor Species
Nov 22
FDA Releases Draft Guidance on Defining Durations of Use for Certain Medically Important Antimicrobial Drugs for Food Animals
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Recently Published Veterinary medicine related Guidances
Dec 04
CVM GFI #199 Animal Generic Drug User Fees and Fee Waivers and Reductions
Nov 30
CVM GFI #284 Using Relative Supersaturation to Support “Urinary Tract Health” Claims for Adult Maintenance Cat Food
Oct 26
Remote Interactive Evaluations of Drug Manufacturing and Bioresearch Monitoring Facilities
The Center for Veterinary Medicine
CVM is an internationally recognized, high performance, public health organization committed to our mission of protecting human and animal health. CVM is responsible for assuring that animal drugs and medicated feeds are safe and effective and that food from treated animals is safe to eat. We are comprised of six offices and are located in both Rockville, Maryland and Laurel, Maryland.