[SallyintNorth]

I'm not sure why more people don't use NOAH - National Office of Animal Health - to look up information about medicines.  It doesn't cover every single one, but I look at it several times a week - mainly answering questions for TASers.    It's really easy to use and very easy to understand.

Normally I google 'NOAH <drug?>' or 'NOAH <active ingredient>' and take it from there.

[plumseverywhere]

Thank you Sally - that's a brilliant resource 

[Bionic]

I agree Plums. I found it earlier myself this week when looking up Fasinex.
Sally I think the reason others haven't used it is that like me (until recently) they didn't know it existed.
thanks for posting.
the other Sally
 

[SteveHants]

Or: if you order meds online, you should be able to read the info sheet for the drug concerned on the webpage.

[smee2012]

I'm not sure why more people don't use NOAH - National Office of Animal Health - to look up information about medicines

Because I never knew it existed! I have now bookmarked it for future use 

[Rosemary]

Great resource. I've used it for years 

[Foobar]

You won't find Norbrook products on there though...but you can find a dedicated compendium on the Norbrook website.

[Shropshirelass]

It's a brilliant resource but it's not widely known about as it's use is intended for vets & veterinary nurses & I along with other compendiums have it because of being a veterinary nurse myself & I would urge you all to ALWAYS consult your vet before buying or using any drugs for any conditions on any of your animals x.