Medicated Feeds

What are Medicated Feeds?

Medicate feeds are instrumental in maintaining animal health and promoting growth and feed efficiency. However, it is important that medicated feeds are properly manufactured and withdrawal times be observed. If label instructions are not followed, animal health can be adversely affected and may result in illegal tissue residues.

The FDA Laboratories, therefore, offers a service directed at the determination of feed additives classified as “contaminants in feed”.

The services we offer specialize in the determination of the correct inclusion rate of veterinary drugs in feeds, premixes, and water.

We also assist the feed mills in determining the carry-over, if any, of medication between different batches in the feed mill. These analyses are referred to as trace-level analyses and are usually determined in concentrations less than 1 mg/kg of feed.

 

  

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General Capabilities

 

  •  Active ingredient testing of medicated premixes and feeds

  • Pre-mixes feeds or active ingredients
  • Regulatory compliance testing of animal feed products

 

    Special Expertise

    • Feed sample grinding & extraction
    • Multi-component analysis
    • Method development & validation
    • Trace level determination of between batch carry over

    Equipment and Processes

    • HPLC
    • LC-MS/MS
    • UV Spectroscopy
    • GC-TOF (MS)

     

    Examples of Feed Additives

    Flavomycin

    Lasalocid

    Maduramycin-NH4

    Monensin-Na

    Narasin

    Nicarbazin

    Salinomycin

    Trimethoprin

    Lincomycin

    Tylosin

    Amoxacylin

    Fosfomycin Calsium

    Tiamulin

    Colistin Sulphate

    Zinc Bacitracin

    Olaquindox

    Sulfadiazine

    Sulfadoxine

    Sulfachloropyridiazine

    Sulfadimethoxine

    Sulfadimidine

    Sulfamerazine

    Sulfamethoxanol

    Sulfapyridine

    Doxycycline

    Tetracycline

    Oxytetracycline

    Chlortetracycline