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Hotlines

Adverse Event Reporting

Submit adverse event reports and suspected failures of animal health products to the manufacturer and/or one of the following agencies.

  • USDA Center for Veterinary Biologics – 800.752.6255
    Vaccines and other biologics
  • National Pesticide Information Center – 800.858.7378
    Topical Insectisides (Sponsored by EPA)
  • FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine – 800.332.8387
    Drugs, devices, animal feeds

Animal Blood Bank Hotline – 800.243.5759

A 24-hour hotline that focuses on transfusion medicine (particularly blood component therapy), Recommending dosages and infusion rates, at no cost to caller

 

ASPCA National Animal Poison Control Center – 888.426.4435

A fee of $50 is charged per case, with no extra charge for follow-up calls. There is no charge when the call involves a product covered by the ASPCA Animal Product Safety Service.

 

DEA Office of Diversion Control, Registration Section – 800.882.9539

 

Eastern Veterinary Blood Bank – 800.949.EVBB or 800.949.3822

A 24-hour; commercial blood bank that focuses on transfusion medicine

 

FDA/CVM: Drugs, Devices, Animal Feeds – 888.FDA.VETS or 888.332.8387

Calls to report suspected adverse drug experiences will be forwarded to the CVM’s Division of Epidemiology and Surveillance; voice-mail messages can be left during nonbusiness hours.

 

FDA/CVM: Shortage Coordinator – 240.276.9207

Call to report shortages of medically necessary veterinary drugs

 

Food Animal Residue Avoidance Databank – 800.243.5759

E-mail inquires to FARAD@ncsu.edu or FARAD@ucdavis.edu, or visit the web site at www.farad.org. Sponsored by the USDA Extension Service; information on animal drugs and chemicals with the potential to cause foodborne residues.

 

HEMOPET – 714.891.2022

A national, full-service, nonprofit blood bank and educational network for animals, accessible 24 hours.

 

Impaired Veterinarians Information Line – 800.248.2862 ext. 6738

Information on and referrals for assistance with chemical impairment; sponsored by the AVMA.

 

Midwest Animal Blood Services – 517.851.8244

A 24-hour, commercial, all-species blood bank

 

National Pesticide Information Center – 800.858.7378

Service sponsored by the EPA and Oregon State University provides information about pesticide products and poisonings, toxicology, environmental chemistry, and other pesticide-related issues. E-mail npic@ace.orst.edu.

 

Pet Loss Support Hotlines (Grief Counseling)

  • University of California Davis Veterinary Students – 530.732.4200 or 800.565.1526
  • Chicago VMA – 630.325.1600
  • Cornell University Veterinary Students – 607.253.3932
  • University of Illinois Veterinary Students – 217.244.2273 or 877.394.2273
  • Iowa State University Veterinary Students and Volunteers – 888.478.7574
  • Michigan State University Veterinary Students – 517.532.2696
  • The Ohio State University Veterinary Students – 614.292.1823
  • Tufts University Veterinary Students – 508.839.7966
  • Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine – 540.231.8038
  • Washington State University Veterinary Students – 509.335.5704

 

Pet Poison Helpline – 800.213.6680

A nationwide, 24-hour service offered by the Pet Poison Control Center. It is available to pet owners and veterinary professionals. A fee of $35 is charged per case, with no extra charge for follow-up calls.

 

USDA-APHIS Emergency Operations Center – 301.436.3110

Information about the APHIS lending library of foreign animal disease slides and other foreign animal disease reference materials.

 

USDA: Meat and Poultry Hotline – 800.535.4555

 

USDA Voice Response Service – 800.545.8732

Up-to-date interstate shipping regulations, emergency notices, and animal care regulations for shipping pets on airlines.

 

Veterinarians’ Blood Bank – 812.358.8500

A commercial blood bank. Questions: Contact Dr. Ron Harrison or Dr. Darren Bryant

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