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RECORD OF ADMINISTRATION OF VETERINARY MEDICINES

Name of person keeping this record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Start date of

treatment

End date of

treatment

Name of animal medicine

Reason for treatment ID of individual or

grouptreated

Batch Numbe

r

Expiry date

Total quantityof animal medicine

used

Withdrawal period (days)

End ofwithdrawal period date

MEAT

Treatment outcome

Initialsof person

giving treatment

The Veterinary Medicine Regulations 2013, The Welfare of Farmed Animals Statutory Management Requirements (SMR 13) & Food & Feed Law (SMR 4) require that the administration records must, as a minimum include the use of the following (including medicines with zero withdrawal periods): all vaccines, antibiotics, anthelmintics, anesthetic and pain relief, and in feed & in water medication. Good practice is to include any homeopathathic remedies (including those with zero withdrawal).Please note that legally, the vet, when administering medicines must leave a record which must be recorded in the Veterinary Medicines Administration records.The records must be kept for a minimum of 5 years.

BGA Administration of Veterinary Medicines V2 05.01.20

The Veterinary Medicine Regulations 2013, The Welfare of Farmed Animals Statutory Management Requirements (SMR 13) & Food & Feed Law (SMR 4) require that the administration records must, as a minimum include the use of the following (including medicines with zero withdrawal periods): all vaccines, antibiotics, anthelmintics, anesthetic and pain relief, and in feed & in water medication. Good practice is to include any homeopathathic remedies (including those with zero withdrawal).Please note that legally, the vet, when administering medicines must leave a record which must be recorded in the Veterinary Medicines Administration records.The records must be kept for a minimum of 5 years.

BGA Administration of Veterinary Medicines V2 05.01.20