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DRAXXIN 25 INJECTABLE SOLUTION

FDA Application Number: 141-349

Based on the FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine data from December 2014 to May 2024: Of 161 reported animal deaths involving DRAXXIN 25 INJECTABLE SOLUTION, 145 occurred when DRAXXIN 25 INJECTABLE SOLUTION was the only drug administered - representing 90% of all fatalities.

90%
SINGLE-DRUG FATALITIES
DRAXXIN 25 INJECTABLE SOLUTION ONLY
1,005
TOTAL ANIMALS REPORTED
161
TOTAL FATALITIES
145
SINGLE-DRUG FATALITIES

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Top 3 Reported Reactions

Lack of Efficacy - NOS
Death
Injection Site Reaction NOS

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All data is sourced from the FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine adverse event reports submitted voluntarily by veterinarians, pet owners, and drug manufacturers. This information has not been independently verified and does not establish that any drug caused the reported outcomes. These reports reflect what was submitted to the FDA, not confirmed cause-and-effect relationships or actual risk rates. Reporting rates may vary by drug, manufacturer, and time period, and may be delayed up to 6 months. The percentage shown represents proportions within the reported dataset and does not indicate risk probability or safety ratings. SafeVetMeds is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing data transparency infrastructure and does not provide veterinary medical advice, diagnostic services, or legal counsel. For medical decisions regarding your animal, consult a licensed veterinarian. For legal questions, consult an attorney. This data should be considered as one factor among many in medical decision-making, not as definitive evidence of drug safety or danger.