Animal drug adverse event reports

MSK

Dog · Reactions: Lack of efficacy (endoparasite) - heartworm

Other Health Care ProfessionalSerious
Treated for ae
false
Unique aer ID number
USA-USFDACVM-2026-US-035622
Original receive date
20260626
Number of animals affected
1
Primary reporter
Other Health Care Professional
Number of animals treated
1
Secondary reporter
Animal Owner
Onset date
20260622
Foreign or domestic
Domestic
Report ID
N141189
Type of information
Lack Of Expected Effectiveness
Serious ae
true
Reaction
  1. Veddra version
    21
    Veddra term code
    2430
    Veddra term name
    Lack of efficacy (endoparasite) - heartworm
    Number of animals affected
    1
    Accuracy
    Actual
Receiver
Organization
Food and Drug Administration Center for Veterinary Medicine
Street address
7500 Standish Place (HFV-210) Room N403
City
Rockville
State
MD
Postal code
20855
Country
USA
Drug
  1. First exposure date
    20241101
    Last exposure date
    20260518
    Administered by
    Unknown
    Route
    Subcutaneous
    Previous exposure to drug
    false
    Lot number
    UNKNOWN
    Product NDC
    000856-3670
    Brand name
    MSK
    Dosage form
    Suspension
    Atc vet code
    QP54AB02
    Frequency of administration
    Value
    6
    Unit
    Month
    Manufacturer
    Name
    MSK
    Registration number
    USA-USFDACVM-N141189
    Active ingredients
    1. Name
      Moxidectin
      Dose
      Numerator
      1
      Numerator unit
      Unknown
      Denominator
      1
      Denominator unit
      Unknown
Health assessment prior to exposure
Condition
Good
Assessed by
Veterinarian
Animal
Species
Dog
Gender
Male
Reproductive status
Neutered
Female animal physiological status
NOT APPLICABLE
Age
Min
3.00
Unit
Year
Qualifier
Measured
Weight
Min
15.513
Unit
Kilogram
Qualifier
Measured
Breed
Is crossbred
true
Breed component
Shepherd (unspecified)
Outcome
  1. Medical status
    Ongoing
    Number of animals affected
    1
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