Propalin syrup (Vetoquinol)

Propalin is a veterinary medicinal product (oral syrup) used to manage urinary incontinence associated with urethral sphincter incompetence in bitches; its active substance is phenylpropanolamine (formulated as a liquid/syrup in many markets). (vetoquinol.mx)

The Propalin brand is developed and marketed by Vetoquinol, a French animal‑health group founded in 1933 and headquartered in Lure / Magny‑Vernois, France; Vetoquinol maintains production and R&D sites in France and operates subsidiaries worldwide. (vetoquinol.com)

Vetoquinol remains the company behind Propalin (the brand originates from Vetoquinol) and, as of recent public filings and ownership summaries, Vetoquinol SA is the operating group (with Soparfin SCA as a principal shareholder). For product labelling and distribution Vetoquinol’s national subsidiaries (for example Vétoquinol GmbH in Germany and Vétoquinol USA Inc.) handle local regulatory registration and supply. (investing.com)

Manufacturing for Vetoquinol products is primarily carried out from the group’s production sites in France, although Vetoquinol operates multiple manufacturing and packaging sites and uses regional affiliates for local supply; therefore Propalin is best described as primarily made in France but also produced/packaged in other locations depending on market and regulatory arrangements. (vetoquinol.com)