Ireland consults on supply of medicines for companion animals
This article was originally published in SRA
Executive Summary
The Irish Medicines Board is reviewing the suitability of existing methods of supplying veterinary anthelmintics and antiparasitic medicines intended for use in companion animals1. The IMB notes that the fact that there are various ways in which such medicines can be supplied has led to differing opinions amongst stakeholders on which route is the most suitable.
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