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Current and Resolved Animal Drug Shortages

Discontinued Animal Drugs

Sponsors and manufacturers provide most drug shortage information and FDA works closely with them to help prevent or reduce the impact of shortages.

FDA may disclose information that sponsors/manufacturers voluntarily submit to the Agency as permitted by applicable disclosure law, which includes restrictions on the release of confidential commercial information and trade secrets.  If FDA determines that a product is in shortage, the Agency generally intends to work with sponsors and manufacturers to confirm the accuracy and appropriateness of information regarding the shortage before posting publicly on FDA’s website.

Veterinarians sometimes use FDA-approved human drugs in their patients in an extra-label manner. Please see Human Drug Shortages.

DrugProp NameFirm/Customer Service #In Shortage/ResolvedDate Shortage BeganDate Shortage ResolvedReason for Shortage(A)NADA
albendazoleValbazen Suspension 11.36%Zoetis Inc., 888-963-8471In shortage6/1/2025 Manufacturing delays110-048
chloramine-THalamid AquaAxcentive SARLCurrently in shortage8/8/2016 Manufacturing delay141-423
cloprostenol sodiumEstrumateIntervet, Inc., 800-521-5767Currently in shortage4/1/2024 Approval of manufacturing changes pending.113-645
domperidoneEquidone GelDechra, Ltd., 866-683-0660 Currently in shortage1/24/2025 Manufacturing delays141-314
epinephrineEpinephrine 1 mg/mLSparhawk Laboratories, Inc., 800-255-6368Currently in shortage11/13/2019 Increased demandN/A
prednisolonePrednisTab (prednisolone tablets), USPLloyd, Inc., 800-831-0004Currently in shortage8/1/2023 Manufacturing delays. Limited availability.140-921
rabacfosadineTanoveaElanco US Inc., 877-352-6261In shortage5/27/2025  141-545
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