If a medicine is not listed on the VMD PID, what does that mean?

• A. It is not a veterinary medicinal product.
• B. It is a human drug.
• C. It is a vaccine.
• D. It is a supplement.

Answer: (A)

The PID from the VMD is the official register of medicines licensed for use in animals. If something isn’t listed, it hasn’t been licensed as a veterinary medicinal product. That means you can’t treat it as a veterinary medicine within the regulatory framework. It could be a human drug, a vaccine, or a supplement, but none of those would be approved for veterinary use through the PID if they aren’t listed. In practice, always rely on products that are licensed as veterinary medicines; use of unlisted items would require separate regulatory guidance and veterinary oversight.