IVX Animal Health Inc. is recalling 74,217 units of various veterinary injectable medications, including GentaPoult (gentamicin sulfate), Oxytocin Injection, GentaMax 100, and Phenylbutazone 20% Injection. These products were manufactured on a processing line that experienced a sterility failure due to defective equipment. The recall affects 100-ml multi-dose vials sold under several brand names including AmTech, AgriLabs, Phoenix, Butler, VEDCO, VetTek, and RXV. Because these are injectable drugs that may not be sterile, they pose a significant health risk to the animals receiving them.
A failure in the sterilization process during manufacturing means these injectable drugs could be contaminated with bacteria or other microorganisms. Injecting a non-sterile product into an animal can cause serious infections, abscesses, or life-threatening systemic illness.
Refund for unused veterinary medication.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response