data api
One API for animal-health reference data
Programmatic access to the PawLabel canonical database: veterinary-medicine registers, food-composition tables, residue limits (MRL), antimicrobial-resistance surveillance and recall enforcement — aggregated from official open sources with field-level provenance.
What’s inside
- 10 national veterinary-medicine registers (US DailyMed & FDA Green Book, UK VMD, France ANMV, Canada Health Canada DPD, Italy Ministero della Salute, Spain CIMAVET, Switzerland Swissmedic, Australia APVMA, New Zealand ACVM)
- 9 national food-composition tables (USDA FDC, UK CoFID, France CIQUAL, Germany BLS, Canada CNF, Japan MEXT STDT, Finland Fineli, Norway Matvaretabellen, Australia/NZ AFCD)
- Maximum residue limits: US 21 CFR §556 and EU Regulation 37/2010
- Antimicrobial-resistance surveillance: US NARMS, EU EFSA-ECDC, Canada CIPARS
- Recall enforcement feeds with pet-relevance classification (openFDA, EU Safety Gate)
- Active-substance hubs, toxicology endpoints and a curated pet-food allergen ontology
Every record carries field-level provenance: source register, license, source URL and fetch timestamp. Only license-cleared sources are ingested.
Access
One plan: free, with an account. JSON over HTTPS, OpenAPI 3.1 spec, field-level provenance on every record.
Free — with an account
- 60 requests/minute · 1,000 requests/day
- Register and issue your key instantly from your account — no sales call, no waiting.
- Full read access to every register, table and feed listed above.
Free keys are issued instantly when you register. There is no paid self-serve plan today — for higher limits or commercial use, get in touch and we will quote you.
Need higher limits or commercial use?
Higher rate limits, bulk extracts and commercial redistribution are quoted per case — tell us what you are building and how much volume you expect, and we will come back with terms.
Fair use & attribution
- Responses embed per-record provenance; keep it intact when you display or redistribute the data.
- The data is neutral reference information — not veterinary advice. Do not present it as diagnosis or dosing guidance.
- Open-data records keep their upstream licenses (e.g. ODbL for Open Pet Food Facts); your use must comply with them.