The postoperative analgesia controls pain for up to 72 hours
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Thirty-four product lots have been recalled due to a chance they contain microorganisms
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Between January 2011 and March 2018, 32,000 device malfunctions took place in the U.S.
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The tablet’s approval comes after a 180-day clinical study
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The company says more products have tested positive for potentially toxic levels of vitamin D
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The company expanded its recall after more products tested positive for potentially toxic levels of vitamin D
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Since July 2018, FDA-CVM has been evaluating information about DCM cases and the diets pets ate prior to becoming ill
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Boehringer Ingelheim’s ProZinc must be prescribed by a licensed veterinarian
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The company says the administration incorrectly shared information on the infection of one of its products
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Lystn has recalled the affected lot in the state, but has not yet implemented one nationwide
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Luitpold Pharmaceuticals has absorbed its subsidiaries, American Regent and PharmaForce, into one company and changed its name
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The agency plans to publish a follow-up report analyzing data sources to more fully assess the progress of antimicrobial stewardship efforts
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Extra-label use of injectable opioids allows veterinarians to manage pain in their animal patients, assist in their recovery, and minimize suffering
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The labels are intended to inform users of potential long-term side effects of certain drugs
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Consuming food with high levels of vitamin D is potentially toxic to dogs
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More brands have been added to the administration’s list of pet foods containing dangerous amounts of vitamin D
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Dogs with noise aversion are sensitive to loud sounds and may show distress by hiding or even causing damage to items in their surroundings
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