Regulatory

Currently, no animal cell-based products are FDA-approved, the agency says.

Pending FTC approval of Merial acquisition, BI will sell Duramune, ULTRA, Fel-O-Vax and other lines.

Antibiotics that are medically important to people will soon be off-limits for growth promotion in livestock. And after Jan. 1, DVMs will decide what's medically necessary in animal feeds and what's not.

The proposal would strengthen anti-soring regulations and bring them in line with existing U.S. Equestrian Federation standards.

Statements indicating that pet food can extend dogs' lives are false, unproved, agency rules.

New group aims to focus veterinary resources, promote timeliness in decisions regarding antimicrobials.

Mirroring legislation in Hawaii and New York, this New Jersey bill would make declaw procedures a crime under animal cruelty law.

Judges comments meant to explain why the state of Oregon is hard on animal abusers, not change longheld precedent.

Court rules unique human-animal bond is beyond legal measure, but pet owners may recover costs of medical care and fair market value.

Sellers of exotic animals must now give clients written care instructions either in print or digital format.

Newly approved grant program looks to expand education, training and support in underserved areas.

Document outlines criteria agency staff will use to determine if enforcement action on sales of therapeutic diets by pet stores and online retailers is needed.

International organization wants to protect access to drug in wake of classification challenges.

Salary thresholds for employees who earn overtime pay may soon jump to $50,000 a year, meaning potential changes for veterinary practice managers and those who pay them.

Galliprant, a pain control medication, first in a new class of drugs.

Clifford now chief trade advisor for import-export services.

Congressman and veterinarian Kurt Schrader needs your help in his reelection campaign.

Researchers find need for increased awareness of pain management protocols among veterinarians and producers.

Six manufacturers receive letters from the FDA ordering them to cease marketing the veterinary products.

Shelters say income-based restrictions would cripple them, but veterinary groups remain firm on standards of care.

Recalled products were distributed exclusively in California beginning in January 2015.

Marketing for the veterinary drug in the United States must stop as testing continues for Kinavet-CA1.

Product created from egg whites treats a rare genetic disorder found in people.

Human pharmacies should have access to at least one current reference, according to updated model practice act.

World Health Organization mulling international control of veterinary anesthetic, categorization as highly abused substance.

Proposed new guidelines from FDA recognize that compounding from bulk substances is sometimes the best option for veterinarians.

Company voluntarily recalls, temporarily ceases production and distribution of the product while an investigation into the contamination is carried out.

We cannot underestimate the impact of a decline in quality brought about by the distributive model of clinical veterinary education.