UNSPSC 10111305: Medicated pet treatments

UNSPSC 10111305 Medicated pet treatments is a Commodity code covering veterinary pharmaceuticals, medicated supplies, and related clinical items that state and local animal services and shelter operations procure to support ongoing medical care for dogs, cats, small animals, reptiles, and other species in their custody. The code encompasses both routine pharmaceuticals (oral medications such as Amoxicillin, Amantadine, and other antibiotics) and broader clinic supplies used in shelter and animal control facilities. Animal shelter operations and county animal services divisions drive the bulk of procurement activity under this code, with county domestic animal services centers and municipal animal shelters consistently issuing solicitations.

Recent opportunities span Texas, Florida, and beyond. Harris County Public Health Services Office posted an ITB for pet clinic supplies and related items due July 27, 2026. Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter in Texas issued IFB 26IFB24 for veterinary pharmaceuticals and clinic supplies with a two-week delivery requirement and online ordering portal due April 23, 2026—emphasizing firm three-month pricing, FOB destination delivery via UPS or FedEx, and products with at least one-year shelf life. The City of Dallas Animal Services solicited veterinary pharmaceuticals through an Informal Solicitation in February 2026, requiring thirty-day pricing firm, FOB delivery, new unopened products, and submission through the Bonfire portal. Collier County in Florida has issued multiple opportunities: a comprehensive veterinary services ITN for the Domestic Animal Services Center (due February 4, 2025) covering full medical management with routine assessments, vaccinations, emergency care, spay-neuter, and diagnostic testing; and a Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Release program ITN (due March 17, 2026) reimbursing per-cat tiered rates for feral cat sterilization and vaccination services. Most recent solicitations emphasize vendor capacity to deliver within two weeks, maintain online order-tracking systems, and comply with local insurance and bonding requirements. No set-aside preferences or MBE/WBE restrictions appear in the Harris County or Dallas solicitations; Collier County opportunities weight WBE/MBE certification and local-vendor preference as evaluation factors.