Annex 6.1 QS Active Agent Catalogue for Poultry
The subsequent table contains a complete list of the active substances in veterinary medicines which are
approved in Germany for application to poultry. In consideration of the various domestic regulations
regarding the waiting period and duration, the following applies:
1. Legally binding is invariably the waiting period indicated on the formulation to be applied, hence the
waiting period upon which the approval has been based.
2. A shorter waiting period than listed in the table may be applied if two conditions are fulfilled:
a. The shorter waiting period ensues from an official governmental approval according to legal
b. The shorter waiting period shall not fall below the shortest waiting period of the EU, and has to
3. If longer waiting periods apply according to legal regulations in the country of origin, these should be
observed. A non-approved veterinary medicine according to legal regulations in the country of origin
4. Adherence to all three requirements must be documented.
This list is produced using the medication information system (AMIS) of the German medication authority
All waiting periods refer to eatable tissues, waiting periods for eggs were not considered. Waiting periods
are pharmaceutical product specific not active agent. It is influenced by dose, pharmaceutical form,
application form etc. The waiting periods here indicated refer to formulations approved in Germany for
application including waiting period-ranges for the respective animal species. Shorter waiting periods
than 48 hours will be indicated with 48 hours (= 2 days).
Active substances for which approved veterinary medicines exist in Germany for at least one
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Annex 6.1 QS Active Agent Catalogue for Poultry
a There are no medications with this active agent approved for this species. Therefore, according to § 56a of the Medication Law, this can be rededicated in a minimum waiting time of 28 days for eatable tissue according to § 12a of the Veterinary health regulation.
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Annex 6.1 QS Active Agent Catalogue for Poultry
b The shortest waiting period of this active substance is shorter than 48 hours. Applying this to QS-poultry compliance with the waiting period of 48 hours is mandatory.
c Reporting requirements: The use of this substance is linked to a reporting requirement to the office of QS. The notice has to be given at first day in written form to:
QS Fachgesellschaft Geflügel GmbH Schedestraße 1-3, D-53113 Bonn
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QS Fachgesellschaft Geflügel GmbH Managing Director Dr. Hermann-Josef Nienhoff Schedestraße 1-3 53113 Bonn Tel +49 228 35068-0 Fax +49 228 35068-10 [email protected] www.q-s.de
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