FDA openFDA Animal & Veterinary AERS · 506 breeds · 2,558 drugs

Is your pet's medication
actually safe?

Searchable FDA adverse-event reports — 1,048,915+ reactions across 506 breeds and 2,558 drugs. Free, citing the federal record.

Adverse-event reports
1,048,915
Breeds tracked
506
Drugs referenced
2,558
Reaction types
2,471

For information only. Adverse-event reports do not establish that a product caused or contributed to an event. Always consult your veterinarian.

1,048,915
Total Reports
506
Breeds Tracked
2,558
Drugs Referenced
2,471
Reaction Types

Database scale — FDA CVM adverse-event volume

PlainBreed indexes 1,048,915 reports against the FDA CVM expected-baseline of approximately 1 million reports since the database's 1987 inception — a continuous voluntary-reporting program from veterinarians and pet owners.

PlainBreed total adverse-event reports vs FDA CVM expected baseline

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PlainBreed total adverse-event reports vs FDA CVM expected baseline
Important: This data is for informational purposes only. Adverse event reports do not establish that a product caused or contributed to an event. Always consult your veterinarian for medical decisions.

Reports Over Time

Year Reports Deaths Trend
2010 42,859 2,801
2011 50,739 2,991
2012 68,336 3,390
2013 68,740 3,197
2014 67,824 3,136
2015 70,660 3,311
2016 73,796 3,302
2017 77,978 3,482
2018 71,015 3,353
2019 72,419 3,404
2020 68,159 2,985
2021 63,062 2,835
2022 59,389 2,902
2023 67,387 3,523
2024 78,511 5,347
2025 48,041 2,753

About This Data

PlainBreed presents adverse event report data from the FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM). These reports are submitted voluntarily by veterinarians, pet owners, and manufacturers. A report does not necessarily mean the product caused the adverse event. Data covers 2010-2025 and includes 1,048,915 reports.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PlainBreed?

PlainBreed provides searchable FDA animal adverse event data covering 506 breeds, 2,558 drugs, and over 1 million reports to help pet owners research medication safety.

How can I look up my pet medication?

Search by drug name, breed, or reaction type to find adverse event reports. Each report includes the animal species, drug involved, and reported outcome.

Where does PlainBreed data come from?

All data comes from the FDA openFDA Animal & Veterinary Adverse Event database, which collects voluntary reports from veterinarians and pet owners.

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