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Animal Feeds Page

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.

Plain Language: The CVM VFD Regulation

Federal Register Notices

• New Animal Drugs; Florfenicol.  NADA 141-246, CVM 200554.  Pages  70046-70047 [FR Doc. 05-22935]  November 21, 2005 | htm | | pdf | | Pre-Pub | Effective on November 21, 2005

  Freedom of Information Summary (pdf)

Finding of No Significant Impact (pdf)

• Guidance for Industry #120 - Veterinary Feed Directive Regulation, Revised June 26, 2007| html | | pdf |
  

• CVM 33. Animal Drug Availability Act; Veterinary Feed Directive | htm | | pdf |
  

• Animal Drug Availability Act; Veterinary Feed Directive - Federal Register Notice: July 2, 1999 | pdf | | html |

CVM Updates

• CVM Update - FDA Approves New Antimicrobial for Salmonids for Treatment of Furunculosis, November 6, 2007

• CVM Update - First FDA Conditionally Approved New Animal Drug for Columnaris Disease in Catfish, April 18, 2007

• CVM Update - FDA Approves New Antimicrobial for Salmonids, March 22, 2007

• CVM Update - FDA Approves New Antimicrobial for Catfish, October 25, 2005

• CVM Update: FDA Publishes Final Veterinary Feed Directive Rule, December 12, 2000
  

• CVM Update: FDA Proposes Veterinary Feed Directive Rules, July 2, 1999

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