A Maine woman who says her sick cat kept failing to improve on thyroid medication has filed a proposed class action against Wedgewood Pharmacy, the Gloucester County compounding giant now in the middle of a sprawling nationwide drug recall. The suit, filed in the name of Nancy Wolach, demands more than $5 million and seeks to represent consumers who bought any of the medications now being pulled from the market.
Wolach filed a proposed class action against Wedgewood, according to Courier-Post. Wedgewood is described in the filing as the nation’s largest veterinary compounding pharmacy, operating out of Logan Township in Gloucester County, New Jersey.
At the heart of the complaint is Wolach’s cat.
A Recall Covering Nearly 4,000 Product Listings
The lawsuit lands weeks after Wedgewood announced a voluntary recall on Oct. 21 covering nearly 4,000 compounded veterinary product listings. As dvm360 reported, that figure refers to individual product listings rather than the total number of affected lots, and the recalled items were shipped to veterinary practices, pharmacies, and other customers across the country between Feb. 18 and Oct. 6, 2026…