§ 14285 Livestock Drug Label Requirements
This law says every label on a livestock drug must list specific information so farmers and others know what it is, how to use it safely, and that it’s not for people.
A farmer buys a medicine for his dairy cows to treat mastitis.
The label on the bottle must show the drug’s brand name, the company’s address, how much is in the bottle, what disease it treats, how to give it, safety warnings, the active ingredients, a clear note that it’s not for humans, and any restricted‑drug warnings.
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§ 14285 Livestock Drug Label Requirements
Last verified: January 10, 2026