Approximately 2,052 units of Petrem (sevoflurane) inhalation anesthetic for dogs are being recalled because a specific lot failed to meet acidity and alkalinity quality standards. This medication, which is packaged in 250 mL amber glass vials, was distributed nationwide to distributors and veterinary physicians. Because the product does not meet required chemical specifications, it may not perform as intended during medical procedures. If you are a pet owner whose animal recently underwent anesthesia, you should contact your veterinarian with any concerns, although the risk level is currently considered low.
The product does not meet the Acidity/Alkalinity specifications required by the USP Monograph for Sevoflurane. This chemical imbalance means the medication does not meet the established quality and purity standards for veterinary anesthesia.
Return unused product for a refund.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response