Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Web Site Review: Food and Drug Administration's Center for Veterinary Medicine
How many of you were aware of the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) website for pets? Probably not many people know of this site but it does exist. How many of you have been fustrated by rumours or inaccurate information about recalls and products unsafe for pets?
Most people are concerned pet owners, handlers and breeders, that is not to say everyone cares but they are in the minority. There are various useful sites with accurate information for all of us. One of those sites is the FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM).
This site contains recall alerts, tips and information that impact a broad range of information useful to all of us. They cover everything from dog food to adverse drug reactions.
Consumer fliers contain useful information posted by the FDA covering a wide spectum of subjects including why turtles are a dangerous pet for children, how to read pet food labels, and more technical fliers on “How the FDA regulates Veterinary devices.”
I would highly recommend bookmarking thier site and paying it occassional visits or better yet sign up for thier e-mail alerts and have news stories sent to your inbox.
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