As it stands right now the VFD only affects medication in feed and mineral...supposedly. Injectable medication is also on the hit list. There are some medications that will still be available "over the counter" but the effectiveness is questionable.
The thing is to get a relationship with your vet. That may be a problem for some in areas where cattle are not as populated. My vet says that as long as he has had regular visits to my farm then it won't be a big problem getting a prescription. The problem may be in getting the medication I need. The local coop is no longer going to carry medicated feed additives or any medicated mineral. They say there is too much paper work and liability for them to fool with. I only know of 1 local feedmill that is going to keep medication for feed.
This will undoubtedly increase costs for producers and will do little, if anything, for a problem that probably doesn't exist.
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