The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced the granting of an emergency use authorization for a medication aimed at combating the New World screwworm parasite in pets. This decision follows the identification of the parasite in a small dog located in New Mexico.
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FDA Grants Emergency Use Authorization for Screwworm Medication in Pets
The FDA has issued an emergency use authorization for a medication to treat New World screwworm infections in pets, following a case identified in New Mexico. This measure aims to address the health risks posed by the parasite.
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Screwworm meds for dogs, cats get emergency authorization. Should you get them for your pet?
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FDA Grants Emergency Use Authorization for Screwworm Medication in Pets