Veterinary Section

Veterinary Drugs

Comprehensive database of veterinary medications for dogs, cats, horses, livestock, exotic pets and farm animals — sourced from EMA, FDA-CVM and EU regulators across 40+ countries.

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Popular Veterinary Medications

Metacam (meloxicam)Oral suspension

Anti-inflammatory / Pain reliefDogs, Cats

Simparica (sarolaner)Chewable tablet

Flea & tick preventionDogs

Bravecto (fluralaner)Chewable tablet / Spot-on

Flea & tick treatmentDogs, Cats

Apoquel (oclacitinib)Tablet

Allergic dermatitisDogs

Convenia (cefovecin)Injection

AntibioticDogs, Cats

Librela (bedinvetmab)Injection

Osteoarthritis painDogs

Solensia (frunevetmab)Injection

Osteoarthritis painCats

Nobivac vaccinesInjection

VaccinationDogs, Cats

Drontal (praziquantel)Tablet

DewormingDogs, Cats

Equipalazone (phenylbutazone)Powder/Paste

Anti-inflammatoryHorses

Vetmedin (pimobendan)Chewable tablet

Heart failureDogs

Baytril (enrofloxacin)Tablet / Injection

Broad-spectrum antibioticDogs, Cats, Exotic

About Veterinary Medicines

PillsCard's veterinary section provides information on EU-authorized veterinary medicinal products. Data sourced from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) veterinary medicines database and national registers. Always consult a veterinarian before administering any medication to your animal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I give my pet human medications?▼

Never give your pet human medications without consulting a veterinarian first. Many human drugs are toxic to animals — for example, paracetamol (acetaminophen) is extremely dangerous for cats, and ibuprofen can cause kidney failure in dogs.

Where does PillsCard get veterinary drug data?▼

Our data comes from official sources: the European Medicines Agency (EMA) veterinary medicines database, the URPL veterinary register (Poland), and other national regulatory bodies across the EU.

Are veterinary drugs regulated differently than human drugs?▼

Yes. Veterinary medicines go through a separate approval process. In the EU, they are regulated under Regulation (EU) 2019/6. The EMA's Committee for Veterinary Medicinal Products (CVMP) evaluates centrally authorized products, while national agencies handle others.

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