§ 14361 Livestock Drug Seizure Authority
This law lets the director take and keep any animal medicine they think breaks the rules, and either give it back when the rules are followed or order it destroyed if they can't be fixed.
A farmer brings a batch of deworming pills to the state office, but the director thinks the pills weren’t labeled correctly.
The director can grab the pills and hold onto them until the farmer fixes the labeling. If the farmer can’t fix it, the director can tell the pills to be thrown away to keep animals and people safe.
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§ 14361 Livestock Drug Seizure Authority
Last verified: January 10, 2026