§ 14261 Livestock Drug Exemptions
This law says that most of the rules in this chapter don’t apply to certain animal medicines and feeds, like those given only by a vet, those made by a pharmacist for a vet’s prescription, regular pharmacy drugs sold at a store, and commercial animal feed covered by another set of rules.
A farmer gets a medicine for his cows that a licensed vet prescribed, and the vet or a pharmacist mixes it up just for the farmer.
Because the medicine is only for the vet’s use or was made by a pharmacist on the vet’s order, the rules in this chapter don’t apply to it.
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§ 14261 Livestock Drug Exemptions
Last verified: January 10, 2026