Members of the National Office of Animal Health Ltd and non-member participants in this Compendium have agreed to observe voluntarily the principles set out in a Code of Practice for the Promotion of Animal Medicines, a Code which regulates the standards of conduct to be followed in the marketing of animal medicines. Animal medicine companies not in membership of the association are invited to accept and observe the Code.

The Code embodies the basic principles and provisions which the animal medicine industry believes are essential for the conduct of its marketing activities and for the maintenance of standards which are in the interests alike of the veterinary and pharmaceutical professions and all those who use animal medicines.

Find out more about the NOAH Code, including the full text and case summaries on the NOAH website.

Those who feel that the promotion of an animal medicine has fallen below the standards which are required by the Code may write, if they so wish, to The Secretary, Code of Practice Committee, National Office of Animal Health Ltd, please email noah@noah.co.uk and ask that the matter be investigated.

The following templates have been developed to assist companies in the preparation of Code of Practice compliants.

Compliants should be should be submitted using the CODE OF PRACTICE COMPLAINT FORM which is available online or from noah@noah.co.uk: when completed they should be emailed to noah@noah.co.uk addressed to the Secretary of the Code of Practice Committee.

We have also provided a CODE OF PRACTICE RESPONDENT FORM template. The Code of Practice Secretary, Nockolds Solicitors, will forward the 'response' template directly to the respondent, once all the relevant sections of the compliant have been received and considered.

Compliance with the Code of Practice for the Promotion of Animal Medicines is a condition of membership of the National Office of Animal Health Ltd and of participation in this Compendium.

The following participants in the Compendium are members of NOAH:

The following participants, although not members of NOAH, have indicated their acceptance of the requirements of the Code: