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VETERINARY FEED DIRECTIVE EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2017 The United States Government is taking antibiotics from over-the-counter purchases to prescription items. The first phase, which involves feed additives and other oral antibiotics, begins January 1, 2017. You can be assured that this is just the beginning. Jeffers has provided me with a list of the products which they've been advised that they cannot sell as of January 1, 2017 and that you will have to purchase via prescription from your vet. Be prepared to pay much higher prices for these products. Item # Description Availability A2L5 SpecLinx-50 2.65 oz pkt in stock A2L6 LinxMed SP Powder 40 gm 1.41 oz in stock A2L9 LinxMed SP Powder 80 gm in stock A2N2 NeoMed 325 100 gm in stock A2PK PenAqua Sol-G 11.4 oz in stock MOBS1 SMZ-Med 454 pkt mfg b/o MOBT1 Tetroxy HCA-280 9.87 oz in stock MOBT2 TetraMed 324 HCA 2# in stock MOBT3 TetraMed 324 HCA 5# in stock WJG5 Gallimycin PFC 250 gm in stock A2DB Dimethox Gallon in stock 49N1 Neomycin Oral Solution pint in stock 49N2 Neomycin Oral Solution gallon in stock F7SZ Sulmet 16oz out of stock F7S6 Sulmet gallon out of stock WJG4 BMD water soluble in stock 7VAA Oxytetracycline powder 6.4 oz in stock BVSAB Oxytet Soluble 280 9.87 oz out of stock CAA6 Aueromycin $G 5# in stock F7AC Aueromycin sol powder 25.6 oz pkt in stock A2T8 Tetra-bac 324 2# in stock A2T5 Tetra-bac 324 5# in stock T5SA Sav-A-Caf 6.4 oz in stock T5SB Sav-A-Caf 6# bag in stock N2LC LS 50 2.65 OZ in stock UTA3 Rooster Booster 1.25# in stock A2DA Dimethox sol powder out of stock BVSAA Tylovet Soluble out of stock E1T9 Tylosin out of stock MOBAD SulfaMed-G Sol Powder out of stock CAE5 Scour Ease 8 oz pkt in stock If you use these products, I suggest that you consider stocking up NOW. The supply chain is drying up. Manufacturers have already discontinued some products and are rebranding them for veterinary sale only. I am told by several reliable sources that some of the antibiotic manufacturers are voluntarily giving up over-the-counter sales, thereby allowing liability issues related to improper usage to fall upon the prescribing veterinarians. I believe this to be true. If you haven't established a relationship with a vet, do it now. It is my opinion that within five years (or less), all antibiotics will have to be purchased from a vet by prescription. Suzanne W. Gasparotto, Onion Creek Ranch, Texas 8/2/16 |
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Important! Please Read This Notice! All information provided in these articles is based either on personal experience or information provided by others whose treatments and practices have been discussed fully with a vet for accuracy and effectiveness before passing them on to readers. In all cases, it is your responsibility to obtain veterinary services and advice before using any of the information provided in these articles. Suzanne Gasparotto is not a veterinarian.Neither tennesseemeatgoats.com nor any of the contributors to this website will be held responsible for the use of any information contained herein. |
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The author, Suzanne Gasparotto, hereby grants to local goat publications and club newsletters, permission to reprint articles published on the Onion Creek Ranch website under these conditions: THE ARTICLE MUST BE REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY AND THE AUTHOR'S NAME, ADDRESS, AND CONTACT INFORMATION MUST BE INCLUDED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE REPRINT. We would appreciate notification from any clubs or publications when the articles are used. (A copy of the newsletter or publication would also be a welcome addition to our growing library of goat related information!) |
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