Wells Pharmacy Network LLC is recalling 1,102 vials of various compounded veterinary injectable medications, including treatments for inflammation, hormonal regulation, and sedation. The recall was initiated because the pharmacy cannot guarantee these products are sterile, which is essential for any medication injected into an animal's body. These products were distributed to veterinary clinics and pet owners across numerous states and Washington, D.C. between February and September 2016.
If an injectable medication is not sterile, it may contain bacteria or fungi that can cause serious infections or abscesses at the injection site, potentially leading to systemic illness or death in animals. No specific injuries or infections have been reported to date, but the lack of sterility assurance poses a significant health risk.
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