October 21, 2026 — Wedgewood Pharmacy, LLC is recalling certain compounded veterinary medications because inconsistencies in laboratory testing data may have resulted in products with too little or too much active medication. The affected products were distributed nationwide in the United States to veterinary practices, pharmacies, and other customers between February 18 and October 6, 2026.
Recall Information
| Company: | Wedgewood Pharmacy, LLC |
| Brand: | No brand name |
| Product: | Certain compounded veterinary medications |
| Recall Date: | October 21, 2026 |
| Risk: | Potentially subpotent or superpotent medications, which may lead to ineffective treatment, toxicity, or overdose. |
| FDA: | FDA Recall Information |
Recalled Products
The recall affects certain compounded veterinary medications that were within their expiration dates. Products include powders, pastes, oral suspensions, injectables, ophthalmic ointments and solutions, ear solutions and suspensions, topical sprays, and gels.
The medications are intended for companion animals, horses, exotic animals, zoo animals, wildlife, and aquatic animals. They are not intended for use in food-producing animals.
A complete list of affected products, lot numbers, and expiration dates is available through Wedgewood Pharmacy’s Recall Lookup. Pet owners should check the list carefully to determine whether a medication is affected.
Potential Health Risks
According to Wedgewood Pharmacy, inconsistencies in the reliability of certain laboratory analytical testing data may have resulted in medications containing less or more active ingredient than intended.
Subpotent medications may not contain enough active ingredient to provide the expected treatment, potentially allowing a condition to persist or worsen.
Superpotent medications may contain more active ingredient than intended, potentially causing adverse effects, toxicity, or overdose.
As of the recall announcement, Wedgewood had received 98 complaints related to the issue, including seven classified as serious.
Pet owners with concerns about a pet that has received an affected medication should contact their veterinarian for guidance.
What to Do Next
Pet owners who have received an affected product should:
Stop using the recalled medication.
Retain the product rather than discarding it.
Check the product name, lot number, and expiration date against the official recall list.
Contact Wedgewood Pharmacy’s recall services for instructions regarding a refund or, where possible, a replacement.
Contact a veterinarian with any medical concerns or questions about alternative treatment options.
Do not change or discontinue other prescribed medications without veterinary guidance. If an affected medication is part of an ongoing treatment plan, contact the veterinarian promptly to discuss the safest next steps.
Veterinary practices and pharmacies should check their inventory, quarantine affected products, and notify customers if recalled medications have been dispensed.
Contact Information
For questions about the recall, refunds, replacements, or potential treatment alternatives, contact Wedgewood Pharmacy’s recall services through Sedgwick.
| Contact: | https://www.wedgewood.com/recall-lookup/ |
| Hours: | Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–9 p.m. ET; Saturday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. ET. |
| Phone: | 866-562-5931 |
Pet owners and veterinary professionals can report adverse reactions or product quality concerns to the FDA at 1-888-FDA-VETS or through the FDA’s animal drug reporting website.
Sources: Wedgewood Pharmacy and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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