Virbac Animal Health is recalling 3,828 bottles of Soloxine (levothyroxine sodium) 0.2 mg tablets, a thyroid medication for dogs. Approximately 3,828 plastic bottles (250 tablets each) are affected because the medication may be missing the required label on the immediate container. Without a label, pet owners or veterinary staff cannot verify the medication name, dosage, or expiration date, which could lead to accidental misuse or medication errors. You should contact your veterinarian or pharmacist for guidance on how to handle any unlabelled bottles.
A missing label on the immediate container prevents the user from identifying the medication and dosage, which increases the risk of administering the wrong drug or strength to an animal. This can lead to ineffective treatment of thyroid conditions or potential toxicity if an incorrect dose is given.
Contact healthcare provider and return product.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response