SAG strengthens the control of veterinary sedatives

The Agricultural and Livestock Service, SAG, reported that it has modified the sales condition of veterinary products containing the active ingredients Xylazine and Thiopental, medications that are used as sedatives for animals. From now on, these medications can only be purchased by veterinarians for clinical use, thereby reinforcing the control and responsible use of these substances. To make this new regulation effective, veterinary professionals must certify their status at the time of purchase by presenting one of the following documents: The decision aligns with national and international guidelines aimed at preventing the inappropriate use of these substances, whose improper handling can pose a risk to human health. Although the modification of the sales ...