The relevant provisions on the withdrawal period of veterinary drugs refer to the interval between the last use of livestock and poultry and the permission to slaughter the livestock or the permission to market its products (milk and eggs). The purpose of implementing the withdrawal period of veterinary drugs is to avoid excessive drug residues in animal tissues or products for human consumption and to ensure that people will not endanger human health after eating their tissues or products. The scope of withdrawal period of veterinary drugs is stipulated in Announcement No.278 of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Ministry of Agriculture (released on May 22, 2003). In order to familiarize farmers with the relevant provisions of the withdrawal period of veterinary drugs, strictly implement the withdrawal period of veterinary drugs and ensure the quality and safety of livestock and poultry products. AnnouncementNo. OrderNo. 278th of the Ministry of Agriculture is now released. The withdrawal period stipulates that the name of veterinary drugs shall be based on the standard withdrawal period 1. The standard withdrawal period is 1. The 92nd edition of the veterinary drug specification for mequindox tablets for cattle and pigs is 35 days, the standard for cattle and broilers issued by the Dihydropyridine Department is 7 days, and the milk abandonment period is 7 days. The 2000 edition of the veterinary drug specification for dinitrotoluene premix is 3 days for chickens, 4 days for oxytetracycline tablets, 7 days for cattle, sheep and pigs, 5 days for poultry, 2 days for eggs and 3 days for milk abandonment. The weaning period is 7 days, and the maduramycin premix department distributes standard chickens for 6 days, standard chickens for 5 days, cattle and sheep for 265,438+0 days, pigs for 8 days, and the weaning period is 48 hours.

Legal basis:

Measures for the administration of veterinary practitioners

Thirty-second in violation of the provisions of these measures, a practicing veterinarian in any of the following circumstances shall be punished by the supervising agency for animal health in accordance with the provisions of the first paragraph of Article 82 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Animal Epidemic Prevention; If the circumstances are serious, it shall be reported to the original registration authority to withdraw or cancel the practicing certificate of veterinarian or assistant veterinarian:

(a) engaging in animal diagnosis and treatment activities beyond the scope of practice approved by the registration authority;

(2) Failing to re-register or put on record the changed animal clinic.

Article 33 Anyone who uses a forged, altered, transferred, leased or lent veterinary practice certificate or assistant veterinary practice certificate shall be confiscated by the supervising agency for animal health according to law and punished according to the provisions of the first paragraph of Article 82 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Animal Epidemic Prevention.

Thirty-fourth veterinary practitioners in any of the following circumstances, the original registration authority shall withdraw and cancel their veterinary or assistant veterinary practice certificate:

(a) Dead or declared missing;

(two) the veterinary practice has been suspended for 2 years;

(3) The veterinary practice certificate or assistant veterinary practice certificate has been revoked;

(4) Failing to report the practice to the registration authority for two consecutive years and refusing to correct it;

(five) transfer, lease or lend the veterinary practice certificate or assistant veterinary practice certificate.

Thirty-fifth veterinary practitioners in animal diagnosis and treatment activities in any of the following circumstances, given a warning by the supervising agency for animal health, ordered to make corrections within a time limit; Refuses to correct or similar illegal acts occur again, and a fine of 1000 yuan is imposed:

(a) do not use medical records, or should be prescribed without a prescription;

(2) using nonstandard prescription notes and medical records, or failing to sign the prescription notes and medical records;

(3) Treating, prescribing drugs, filling out diagnosis certificates and issuing relevant documents for individuals without authorization;

(4) Forging diagnosis results and issuing false certificates.