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Labels and Advice Notes

Labels and Advice Notes
All veterinary chemical products dispensed by a veterinarian must be appropriately labelled or provided with an advice note. This includes routine dispensing of S4 products, other veterinary chemical products for off-label use and unregistered veterinary chemicals.
Labels and advice notes will include the following information:
- the business name, address and telephone number of the veterinary practitioner
- the date the product was sold
- the species and type (breed, age and sex) of animal to be treated
- the directions for treating the animal with the product
- the WHP for the species treated (if no WHP applies, use the statement, ‘Nil Withholding Requirement’
- the product name (unless it is sold in a container bearing the manufacturer’s label).
If the veterinary chemical product is unregistered, the following additional information must be included on the label or advice note:
- the name of the active constituent
- the concentration of the active constituent.

