Nationwide Recall Issued for Compounded Veterinary Medications

Wedgewood Pharmacy announced a nationwide recall of compounded veterinary medications on October 21, 2026, due to concerns about product potency. The recall affects nearly 4,000 listings, including powders, injectables, and topical sprays, which were distributed to veterinarians, pharmacies, and customers between February 18 and October 6 of this year. The company stated that reliability concerns in its testing information raised concerns that some products might be too potent or not potent enough for treatment.

The recall involves a large volume of specialized veterinary products. The issue relates to product efficacy and safety, potentially impacting the supply chain and costs for animal healthcare treatments.

The FDA has posted a nationwide recall notice regarding the medications.