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The document is a Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD) for the use of NEO-OXY (neomycin sulfate, oxytetracycline) in breeding swine to control and treat leptospirosis. It includes details such as client and veterinarian information, the number of animals to be treated, drug dosage, duration of use, cautionary notes regarding extra-label use, and residue warnings. The VFD specifies that it is only for dry feeds and outlines the issuance and expiration dates.

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What are drug residues in food animals?

Veterinary drug residues can be found in animal food products such as meat, eggs and milk, when poor practices are adopted when rearing food animals. The residues can be of the drug itself or metabolites formed when these drugs are broken down in animals.

What could directly cause a drug residue in eggs milk or meat?

The use of veterinary drugs in food-producing animals has the potential to generate residues in animal-derived products (meat, milk, eggs, and honey) and poses a health hazard to the consumer.

What are drug residues in milk and meat?

The existence of veterinary antibiotic residues in animal products such as milk and meat may cause allergies in humans, and in the extensive and long run may facilitate the development of resistant pathogens. The existence of resistant bacterial strains produces severe health consequences on the human body [4].

What are drug residues?

A residue is any compound in edible products that results from the use of a drug in an animal that produces food. This includes the drug itself, its metabolites, and other substances formed in or on the food because of the drugs use.

Is antibiotic residue in milk a major concern?

Significant portions of antibiotics are released through milk of dairy animals unaltered and exert serious harmful effects on human health.

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What drugs are prohibited in dairy cattle?

The Use of sulfadimethoxine in an extralabel manner, or the use of any other sulfonamide in an adult dairy cow is a violation. Aside from drugs associated with causing cancer, there are drugs prohibited because of the potential for toxic reactions. They include chloramphenicol, Clenbuterol, and phenylbutazone.

What are the residues in milk and milk products?

Some residue and contaminants in milk and dairy products can be classified as antibiotics, mycotoxins, anthelmintics, pesticides, dioxins, hormones and heavy metals.

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