Ceva Animal Health, LLC is recalling 130,365 bottles of various veterinary skin care products, including Ketoseb + PS, PhytoVet, Suffusion, VetraSeb, Chlorhexidine 4%, Dermachlor, BPO PS, Oxiderm, SkinGuard, Pramoderm, and Pramosoothe. These animal shampoos, antiseptic flushes, and medicated sprays were found to have active ingredients that failed to maintain their required strength and stability levels throughout their expected shelf life. This nationwide recall affects products sold in 4-oz, 8-oz, and 16-oz bottles distributed through major veterinary suppliers like Henry Schein, Patterson Veterinary, and MWI.
The failure of active ingredients to meet stability specifications means the products may not be as effective as intended for treating the animal's skin condition. If the medication levels are lower than required, the animal's underlying infection or skin irritation may not resolve, potentially leading to prolonged discomfort or worsening of the condition.
Voluntary recall refund or exchange guidance.
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