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Important Information For Flubenvet 2.5% Users

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I was speaking with the Veterinary team at Janssen today who make Flubenvet. In converation they told me the following that those of you who use the 2.5% may find interesting

 

"1 Following correspondence with the VMD (Veterinary Medicines Directorate) regarding Flubenvet® 2.5% 240gm Medicated Premixture in relation to the current Veterinary Medicines Regulations, we can now only supply customers whose premises are approved as category 8 on the ‘Register of Approved Retailers Premises’. This means that we will not be supplying anyone who is not registered - this applies to wholesalers, merchants, pharmacies and veterinary practices.

2. Additionally it is a legal requirement that approved distributors who purchase Flubenvet® 2.5% 240gm Medicated Premixture, only sell the product to customers who are registered with the VMD to incorporate medicated premixes into feed.

 

This basically means that you will no longer be able to get Flubenvet 2.5% - even Vets wont be able to get it unless they become specially registered and those that are registered will not be able to supply it to you unless you are registered with the VMD to mix it in feed.

 

Therefore only Flubenvet 1% will be available for general sale (via a licensed retailer online, licensed agricultural merchant or a vet)

 

(mods - was unsure whether to put this in Chickens or Clinic so feel free to move it as you see fit)

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On this occasion the change has been instigated by the powers that be in the veterinary medicines regualtory body as far as I can tell. There are very strick rules regarding medicated feed of any kind especially bearing in mind that it is used on animals for human consumption. Speaking to them it would appear that this was something them were instructed to do to comply. They thankfully bought out the 1% specifically for out 'back yard' chooks :)

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Its fine Smokie, it just that the 2.5 was a higher strength so you needed less powder to dose the food and as it was cheaper too it was very good value for money

 

The 1% is intended for home use and comes in a pretty pot with a scoop so costs more but is absolutely ok and will do the job just as well

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