Which animal has no NFA-VPS medications available to them?

• A. Guinea pigs
• B. Birds
• C. Rabbits
• D. Fish

Answer: (A)

NFA-VPS medicines are a category of veterinary medicines that can be supplied without a vet’s prescription to certain animals, usually by a pharmacist or suitably qualified person under appropriate guidance. They exist for species where there are established, over‑the‑counter-style options or label-guided treatments that can be safely used with simple oversight.

For birds, rabbits, and fish, there are enough approved or guideline-based NFA-VPS products and straightforward dosing directions that allow this kind of supply under supervision. In contrast, guinea pigs have far fewer (if any) medicines in the NFA-VPS category because dosing, safety data, and approvals for that species are more limited, so treatments commonly require a veterinary prescription and individual veterinary oversight.

So, the animal with no NFA-VPS medications available to them is the guinea pig.