Does a veterinary drug sold in another country automatically become available in Canada?
No. Every veterinary drug sold in Canada must first be approved by the VDD and issued a DIN. However, in special circumstances (medical emergencies), the veterinarian may ask the VDD to authorize the sale of a limited quantity of an unapproved drug to the veterinarian for use in a specific emergency.
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