The Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) ensures that animals—both pets and food-producing animals—receive safe and effective products that support their health and well-being. As part of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), CVM regulates animal drugs, medicated feeds, and devices intended for animal use. CVM also plays a crucial role in ensuring that food from treated animals is safe for human consumption and helps monitor antimicrobial resistance to support both animal and public health.
The educational materials presented on this platform are derived directly from previous events hosted by the Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM), such as webinars and conferences. For ease of learning, this content has been organized and broken down into smaller sections, including presentations and speaker information. Please note that this website is a third-party resource and is not affiliated with the FDA or CVM.
Additional Resources:
- CVM Small Business Assistance
- Drug Development Resources for Animal Drug Sponsors
- CVM Animal Biotechnology Products Resource Center
- FDA Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
- FDA Employees CE Portal
- FDA Grand Rounds