Order No. 1085 on veterinarian authorization to antibiotic administration to swine herds. Country/Territory Denmark Document type Regulation Date 2011 Source FAO, FAOLEX Subject Livestock Keyword Swine Animal health Drugs Authorization/permit Inspection Geographical area Europe, Europe and Central Asia, European Union Countries, North Sea, North-East Atlantic, Northern Europe Entry into force notes Entry into force on 1 December 2011. Abstract The Order applies to veterinarian authorization to administer antibiotics to swine herds and sets regulations on the national limit of medicament consumption for each of three age groups of swines which values are revised on a yearly basis by the Food and Drug Administration. Limits are given in ADD (daily standard doses) to animals according to medication database Vetstat. Limits referred in article 2 section 1 begin as of January 2011: 1 - Piglets (7-30 kg) with 28 ADD for 100 animals daily. 2 - Pigs, including gilts, of over 30 kg, except sows, gilts and boars with 8 ADD for 100 animals daily. 3 - Sows, gilts and boars with 5.2 ADD for 100 animals daily. Full text Danish Website www.retsinformation.dk References - Legislation Implements Animal Keeping Act (LBK no. 9 of 06/01/2022). Legislation | Denmark | 2004 (2022) Keyword: Basic legislation, Animal health, Animal production, Animal reproduction, Animal welfare, Pests/diseases, International trade, Transport/storage, Inspection, Ranching/captive breeding, Dangerous animal/harmful animal, Animal feed/feedstuffs, Slaughtering, Swine, Marking/identification, Certification, Data collection/reporting, Drugs Source: FAO, FAOLEX Repeals Order No. 1319 on special measures to reduce consumption of antibiotics in swine herds. Legislation | Denmark | 2010 Keyword: Swine, Animal health, Drugs Source: FAO, FAOLEX Repealed by Order No. 179 on special measures to reduce the use of antibiotics in pig herds. Legislation | Denmark | 2014 Keyword: Consumer protection, Swine, Pests/diseases, Animal health, Animal production, Inspection Source: FAO, FAOLEX