Detailed Explanation of the Basic Principles for the Use of Fishery Drugs

The use of fishery drugs is based on the basic principle of not harming human health and not damaging the aquatic ecological environment. In the aquaculture process, the prevention and control of diseases and pests in aquatic animals must adhere to the principle of giving priority to prevention, with treatment as a supplement. The use of fishery drugs should strictly follow the regulations of the state and relevant departments, and it is strictly prohibited to produce, @#@136@#@ and use fishery drugs that have not obtained a production license, approval number, or production standard. Actively encourage the research, development, production and use of fishery drugs that are highly effective, fast-acting, long-lasting, and have low toxicity, few side effects and small dosage, and advocate the use of drugs specifically for aquatic products, biological fishery drugs and fishery biological products. When fish, shrimp and crabs suffer from diseases, the right medicine should be used according to the symptoms, to prevent the abuse of fishery drugs and blindly increasing the dosage, increasing the frequency of medication, or prolonging the medication time. Before aquatic products are marketed, there should be a corresponding withdrawal period. The length of the withdrawal period should ensure that the drug residues in the marketed aquatic products meet the requirements of the "Limit of Fishery Drug Residues in Non-Polluted Food Aquatic Products", and the addition of drugs in aquaculture feed should meet the requirements of the "Non-Polluted Food - Safety Limit of Fishery Compound Feed". Drugs or additives prohibited by the state must not be used, and antibiotic drugs must not be added to feed for a long time.