Portal Veterinary medicinal products

Webinaire de l’ANMV sur les médicaments vétérinaires destinés aux nouveaux animaux de compagnie
08/09/2023 —
News

ANMV webinar on veterinary medicinal products for exotic pets

Veterinary medicinal products which are intended for an exhaustive list of species kept only as pets : aquarium or pond animals, ornamental fish, apartment birds, travelling pigeons, terrarium animals, small rodents, ferrets and rabbits benefit from a simplified marketing procedure.
radio
03/07/2023 —
News

Signal detection

Regulation (EU) 2019/6 establishes an EU-wide pharmacovigilance system led by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) in collaboration with Member States for all veterinary medicinal products authorised in at least one EU country. The entry into force of this Regulation on 28 January 2022 brought a change of approach to pharmacovigilance which is now based on a signal detection process. This system allows active and continuous monitoring of pharmacovigilance data in order to detect potential safety problems early. For more information
Lapin
20/06/2023 —
News

Antiparasitics containing fipronil are toxic to rabbits

Antiparasitics containing fipronil account for nearly one-third of adverse drug reactions reported in pet rabbits. These products, intended for use in dogs and cats, should not be administered to rabbits.
Antiparasitaire Chat
20/06/2023 —
Daily life

Do not treat your cat with antiparasitics for dogs

The return of the warm weather coincides with the return of parasites such as ticks, fleas and mosquitoes, all of which can cause serious diseases in animals These parasites can also carry diseases transmissible to humans. Ectoparasiticides (designed to kill parasites that live on the exterior of a host) are a good way to protect pets. However, it is important to ensure that these veterinary medicinal products are used correctly, particularly in the case of permethrin-based antiparasitic products for dogs, which are toxic for cats.
Europe USA
15/06/2023 —
News

ANSES inspections for veterinary medicines recognised by US FDA

On 30 May 2023, the European Union (EU) and the United States made significant progress towards mutual recognition of inspections of manufacturers of chemical veterinary medicinal products.
Un chien auquel on donne des médicaments
20/02/2023 —
Daily life

Be careful before giving human medication to an animal

Paracetamol and aspirin can be fatal for our pets. Other medication intended for humans can cause poisoning in animals. Below we review the most common situations and issue some recommendations you should keep in mind before giving these medicines to an animal.
L’Anses au Salon International de l’Agriculture 2023
25/02/2023 —
Event

ANSES at the 2023 Paris International Agricultural Show

9h-19h
Public :
Porte de Versailles Hall 4, allée B, stand 126
Animal health: It’s our health too! #SIA2023 The health of animals, whether on farms, as pets or in the wild, is in the spotlight on our stand for this 2023 edition of the Paris International Agricultural Show (SIA). Come and talk to our scientists about diseases that affect animals or that may be carried by them, good practices in the use of veterinary medicines, resistance to antibiotics, breeding practices and animal welfare, and the impact of climate change on animal health. These are issues that concern us all !
20/01/2023 —
News

Changes in the amount of taxes and fees

As part of its tasks relating to the assessment and risk management of veterinary medicinal products, ANSES collects taxes and fees. The taxes, with the exception of the annual fee indexed to the turnover of veterinary medicinal products, are revalued annually. The services provided for in the ANSES catalogue are also upgraded.
Antibiorésistance en santé animale et dans l’environnement
17/11/2022 —
Special feature

Antimicrobial resistance in animal health: 2022 review

To mark World Antibiotic Awareness Week, ANSES is presenting its annual reports on sales of veterinary medicinal products and on the level of resistance of pathogenic bacteria in animals. It is also providing an update on its monitoring of resistance in bacteria that can contaminate humans via food of animal origin, conducted as part of monitoring plans that have been harmonised at European level.

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