Historical Summary
Regulation of Animal Health Supplements
The National Animal Supplement Council (NASC) was formed in April 2002 in response to the issue of the lack of an appropriate legal category for Dietary Supplements for Animals and apparent imminent initiatives proposed by regulatory bodies to remove many of these products from the marketplace. Since then, membership has grown to over 125 companies with both US and international members.
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FDA Approves Clomipramine HCl Tabs to Treat Dog Separation Anxiety
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Veterinary Medicine (FDA-CVM) announced October 30, 2019, that it has approved the…
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CDC Announces End of Salmonella Outbreak Related to Pig Ear Pet Treats
Over the course of Summer 2019, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration, together with the Centers for Disease Control and…
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Article: Hemp for Pets—4 Things You Need to Know
Read the article Reposted with permission from Discover Life, Autumn 2019 issue
How the NASC is Protecting Animal Health, One Supplement Company at a Time
Read article from Aug/Sep 2019 Animal Wellness magazine
FDA Warning Letter: Natural Wonder Products Corp
On September 23, 2019, the FDA issued a Warning Letter to Natural Wonder Products Corp concerning the company’s marketing of veterinary products for the…
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