FDA-approved products with this ingredient (Green Book)
No matching Green Book entry is supplied in this dataset. This alone does not establish regulatory status.
EPA-registered pesticide. Flea and tick products with this ingredient, such as many collars, spot-ons and shampoos, are registered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), not approved by FDA, so they have no FDA Green Book record. Pet owners still send reports about them to FDA, and those reports are counted here. Questions about these products: National Pesticide Information Center.
Brand names come only from the Green Book. Brand names in FDA's public report data are masked, so counts cannot be attributed to any brand. Ingredient names in the reports are written many ways; we group them under one ingredient name and count each report once per ingredient (method).
Reports by year received
20101
201152
2012906
2013954
2014784
2015643
2016521
2017458
2018328
2019292
2020226
2021206
2022204
2023263
2024270
2025201
202658
Species named in reports
Dog5,671
Cat684
Not given5
Human3
Other Canids2
Goat1
Other1
Signs reported after Fipronil
Lethargy (see also Central nervous system depression in Neurological)1,089