Inspection of Ontario licensed livestock medicines outlet

This dataset contains data the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs tracks as part of its inspection program of licensed livestock medicines outlets including inspection results, scores, non-compliance and date of next inspection.

In Ontario, livestock owners may purchase a class of drugs, known as livestock medicines, from retail outlets for use in their own animals. These medicines do not require a veterinary prescription. Their sale is regulated under the Livestock Medicines Act which requires outlets obtain a license and are subject to ministry inspection. The Act specifies that outlets may only sell specific types of livestock medicines.