Understand the rules for veterinary compounding, and get resources to support your work with clients whose animals require compounded medications.

Compounding is the customized manipulation of a drug by a veterinarian, or by a pharmacist upon the prescription of a veterinarian, to meet the needs…

Get answers to the compounding questions veterinarians most frequently ask the AVMA.

Learn about the regulatory parameters, quality control assurance, and practice considerations when using compounded products in veterinary medicine.

The Drug Compounding Task Force of the AAEP has released guidelines regarding the responsible use of compounded medications by veterinarians.

The AVMA has released a video for veterinarians titled “Compounding 101” that summarizes the basic rules of drug compounding in veterinary

Help clients find answers to common questions about drug compounding.

  FDA warns compounders, veterinarians The Food and Drug Administration has issued at least five warning letters to …

Federal authorities will appeal a court ruling that indicated a Florida pharmacy can compound veterinary drugs from bulk

A Florida pharmacy and federal drug authorities have fought for 2 1/2 years over the legality of compounding animal drugs from bulk pharmaceutical…

A Florida drug compounder issued a recall for all of its sterile animal- and human-use products distributed during a six-month

Fifty compounding pharmacies, including some that compound animal drugs, have now earned accreditation from the Pharmacy Compounding

Generally, the federal regulations require that, for a drug to be compounded legally, a valid veterinarian-client-patient relationship must exist, the…

Posted on October 1, 2003   Agency announces new compliance policy guide on compounding drugs for use in animals The Food and Drug Administration…

Federal authorities want to stop bulk animal drug compounding by a Florida company that produced a compound connected with the April 2009 deaths of 21…

A new brochure summarizes the Food and Drug Administration's requirements for compounding preparations for veterinary use.

In recent months, the Food and Drug Administration has been cracking down on illegal drug compounding.

The AVMA has requested that the Food and Drug Administration amend its policy on drug compounding for animals

Compounding services have become more abundant as veterinary pharmacies multiply and enjoy financial success.

The Food and Drug Administration is reminding horse owners and veterinarians of the potential dangers of compounded drugs.

The federal government revoked draft guidance that described when animal drugs could be compounded from bulk substances.

The Food and Drug Administration doesn't have the authority to stop a Florida pharmacy from using bulk pharmaceutical ingredients to