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EPA standardized templates for pet spot-on incident and sales reporting (2018 pilot conclusion, enhanced reporting requirement)

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The US EPA developed standardized reporting templates so that pet spot-on incident and sales data can be analyzed consistently. EPA’s templates help to standardize data in a format that can be readily analyzed in a meaningful way and help the Agency evaluate the safety of pet spot-on products.

The program began as a pilot: In 2018, EPA concluded a Pilot program that tested standardized template formats. As part of the Pet Spot-on Enhanced Reporting Pilot, five registrants volunteered to submit quarterly pet spot-on product incident and sales data for 2016 using EPA's draft templates; EPA adjusted the templates based on public and participant comment. Following the pilot, Manufacturers of all spot-on products with registrations are required to submit enhanced reporting.

The two templates are the Enhanced Incident Reporting Template (XLSX) and the Sales Reporting Template (XLSX).

Related: epa_pet_collar_products (EPA's plan to align collar reporting requirements with spot-on requirements).

Source: pdf-parsed/epa/pet-spot-incident-report-templates.txt (US EPA, landed 2026-08-11).

Claims (verified C1 substrings of source_file)

  • EPA’s templates help to standardize data in a format that can be readily analyzed in a meaningful way
  • In 2018, EPA concluded a Pilot program that tested standardized template formats
  • five registrants volunteered to submit quarterly pet spot-on product incident and sales data for 2016
  • Manufacturers of all spot-on products with registrations are required to submit enhanced reporting
  • Enhanced Incident Reporting Template (XLSX)
  • Sales Reporting Template (XLSX)

Sources

Use of Standardized Templates to Report Pet Spot-on Incidents: Conclusion of Pilot and Implementation Strategy
Source document: US EPA — Use of Standardized Templates to Report Pet Spot-on Incidents: Conclusion of Pilot and Implementation Strategy
US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)retrieved 2026-08-11

Verification file: pdf-parsed/epa/pet-spot-incident-report-templates.txt