Dr. Laura Bruner - What Will Guidance 213 Mean To Veterinarians In Consulting Role
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This document discusses considerations for veterinarians in issuing veterinary feed directives (VFDs) in practice. It outlines scenarios like needing a VFD for a medication in feed for 3 weeks and issuing an internal VFD. It also discusses what is required like providing copies of the VFD order to distributors and clients and retaining records. Potential challenges are addressed such as issuing VFDs for herds with different structures, impacts on time, communication needs, and how VFDs may change the role of swine veterinarians.
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Dr. Laura Bruner - What Will Guidance 213 Mean To Veterinarians In Consulting Role
- 1. VFDs and Practice Dr. Laura Bruner Swine Vet Center St Peter, MN
- 3. Scenario
- 4. Need a VFD • Linco 100g for 3 weeks • What do I do next?
- 5. Issue a VFD for Linco in the Feed
- 6. Internal VFD
- 8. What’s next? • Must provide the distributor with a copy of the VFD order. • Must provide the client with a copy of the VFD order. • Must retain the original VFD for 2 years. • Must provide VFD orders for inspection and copying by FDA upon request.
- 9. What if we wanted to treat through the water? • 200 miles away from office • Mobile application? • Email to office staff? • Approval over the phone?
- 10. What will it mean to Swine veterinarian? 1. Different client structures 2. Time 3. Communication 4. Good records 5. Challenges
- 11. 1) Client Structure 2400 Farrow to Finish VFD for the nursery • Same flow • 1 nursery • Multiple diets
- 12. 2400 Farrow to Finish VFD per diet • Same flow of pigs • Multiple sites listed • Multiple diets
- 13. Multiple flows
- 14. Multiple flows • VFD per Flow • List the sites the flow fills
- 15. Multiple flows
- 16. Multiple flows VFD/site • Generated with feed budget? • Generated by office staff for Veterinary signature?
- 17. Multiple flows VFD/System • 1 VFD for all animals • Can you prove veterinary Oversite?
- 18. 2) Time • 10 minutes per VFD • Maintaining records • High Volume- 90% + nursery diets will need 1 to 3 VFDs • Every client in our system did 2 VFDs per year – 312 hours
- 19. 2400 Farrow to Finish Client Type 2400 Farrow to finish # Time/ 6 months 1 VFD for all nurseries 1 10 Every 2 months 3 30
- 20. Multiple flows Weaning 12,000 pigs/week ~ 5 nurseries per week 1 Diet Multiple flows # Time in hours/ 6 months 1 VFD per nursery 120 20 VFD per flow ( 3 flows) 40 7 1 VFD for all Nurseries 1 0.17
- 21. 3) Communication- With Clients • Communication with Clients – What barns are filling? – Diet Changes? – Different VFD systems
- 22. • Communication with Staff and Veterinarian – Prescription changes – Emergency orders – New prescriptions – VFD signatures 3) Communication- With Staff
- 23. Water medications • Prescription by order? – Traveling – Timeliness for pigs and producer – Mobile App? • Prescription by client? – Set number of refills for prescription? – Set time for which the prescription is valid?
- 24. 4. Good Records • VCPR – Herd letters – Medication plans • Veterinary Oversite – Diagnostics – Medication plans • Prevention vs Treatment vs Control
- 25. Prevention vs Control vs Treatment • Prevention example – Timed pulses of antibiotic in the finisher for the prevention of ileitis – Diagnostics to justify use
- 26. 5. Challenges • Up to veterinarian to prove veterinary oversite • Traveling veterinarian • Multiple states • Emergency scripts • Veterinarian and Nutritionist communication • Balancing Veterinary oversite with logistics of getting it done.
- 27. QUESTIONS?