Fort Dodge Laboratories Inc. is recalling approximately 11,323 bottles of Vetisulid (sulfachlorpyridazine) Boluses, an antibiotic used for cattle and pigs. This recall includes 6,170 bottles of the 50-count size and 5,153 bottles of the 100-count size. The recall was initiated because the medication failed to dissolve properly during a 48-month stability test, which may prevent the drug from being absorbed correctly by the animal. These products were distributed to 142 locations across the country.
If the boluses do not dissolve properly, the animal may not receive the intended dose of the antibiotic, potentially leading to ineffective treatment of infections and worsening animal health.
Veterinary drug return for refund
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response