Florfenicol amine is primarily used as a key intermediate in the synthesis of florfenicol, a broad-spectrum antibiotic widely applied in veterinary medicine. It plays a critical role in the production of antimicrobial agents effective against bacterial infections in livestock and aquaculture. Due to its structural properties, it contributes to the development of compounds active against resistant strains, especially in treating respiratory and systemic infections in cattle, swine, and fish. Its use supports the control of economically significant pathogens such as *Pasteurella*, *Mannheimia*, and *Salmonella* species. Because it is not used directly as a final drug but as a precursor, its main application lies in pharmaceutical manufacturing rather than direct therapeutic use.