UNSPSC 42121606: Dermatological or antiprotozoa veterinary products

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that is used in the dermatological or antiprotozoal based medical treatment of animals. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 291739.

UNSPSC 42121606 Dermatological or antiprotozoa veterinary products (Commodity) covers veterinary pharmaceuticals and clinic supplies that state and local governments procure to support animal shelter and public health animal-care operations. Recent solicitations show purchasing focused on specific pharmaceutical inventories—oral medications such as Amoxicillin in multiple formulations, Amantadine, and combination antibiotics—along with broader clinic supplies for shelter veterinary clinics. Issuing bodies include county animal services departments, city animal-control agencies, and county public health offices. Collier County has emerged as a repeat buyer, soliciting both comprehensive veterinary services contracts and standalone pharmaceutical supply agreements; Williamson County in Texas and the City of Dallas have also posted recent opportunities in this space.

Recent opportunities span Texas and Florida. Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter issued IFB 26IFB24 for pharmaceuticals and clinic supplies with bids due April 23, 2026; the contract offers a one-year initial term with optional 12-month extensions up to 36 months total, requiring an online ordering portal with two-week delivery windows. Dallas Animal Services posted an Informal Solicitation for veterinary pharmaceuticals (IFSDASB1700022) with a February 12, 2026 deadline, specifying FOB delivery pricing and 30-day price firmness. Harris County Public Health Services Office solicited pet clinic supplies through ITB 260161 (due July 27, 2026), and Collier County's Domestic Animal Services issued ITN 25-8347 for comprehensive veterinary services spanning routine care, surgery, and diagnostics for dogs, cats, small animals, and reptiles, with scoring weighted toward local-vendor preference (10 points) and WBE/MBE certification (5 points of 100). Vendors pursuing this code should expect competitive bidding on firm pricing, online ordering system requirements, and strict delivery and product-freshness specifications across most jurisdictions.