Vet convicted over banned drug use
來源： 自由時報
A Taipei veterinarian was convicted for using a banned drug during a dog's chemotherapy, leading to the dog's death. The case prompted a review of veterinary drug import regulations in Taiwan.
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A Maltese dog named Angel died from acute renal failure after being treated with a banned drug, toceranib, during chemotherapy.
The dog's owner, Lin, suspected an overdose and unauthorized use of the drug, leading to a lawsuit against Eden Animal Hospital.
Former hospital superintendent Kao Mao-jen and veterinarian Hung Yi-ping were convicted of selling banned veterinary medicines, receiving a minimum penalty and probation.
The case led to discussions and advocacy for liberalizing veterinary drug import regulations in Taiwan.
Lin received a monetary reward for reporting the illegal use of veterinary drugs.
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