The significant biochemical and metabolic differences between humans, dogs & cats – and indeed, between all mammalian species, makes the design of medicines and food for use in animals a challenging endeavour. And veterinary drug development & fodder is further complicated for animals that are to enter the human food chain. Concerns about the environmental consequences of field run-off must also be taken into account in developing drugs that are to be administered to large numbers of farm animals. Human safety is also a concern in developing medicines & food for pets (or “companion animals”). Drugs must often be administered by untrained pet owners in their homes where they may accidentally be consumed by young children. Further difficulties arise from the need to formulate compounds that are palatable to animals, and to devise delivery mechanisms that will work even for animals that may be highly stressed. Each species needs a range of medicinal & food products that are different in terms of both molecules and formulations. For all these reasons, veterinary drug development & animal food production offers challenges that are at least as difficult as those in the development of human drugs & food. Medicines and food produced for animal health are essential in supporting vets and livestock farmers to provide a safe, wholesome supply of meat and dairy food, and in supporting vets and pet owners to help companion animals live longer and healthier lives. Media Information 2015
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The significant biochemical and metabolic differences between humans, dogs & cats – and indeed,
between all mammalian species, makes the design of medicines and food for use in animals a challenging
endeavour. And veterinary drug development & fodder is further complicated for animals that are to
enter the human food chain.
Concerns about the environmental consequences of field run-off must also be taken into account in
developing drugs that are to be administered to large numbers of farm animals.
Human safety is also a concern in developing medicines & food for pets (or “companion animals”). Drugs
must often be administered by untrained pet owners in their homes where they may accidentally be
consumed by young children.
Further difficulties arise from the need to formulate compounds that are palatable to animals, and to
devise delivery mechanisms that will work even for animals that may be highly stressed.
Each species needs a range of medicinal & food products that are different in terms of both molecules
and formulations.
For all these reasons, veterinary drug development & animal food production offers challenges that are
at least as difficult as those in the development of human drugs & food.
Medicines and food produced for animal health are essential in supporting vets and livestock farmers to
provide a safe, wholesome supply of meat and dairy food, and in supporting vets and pet owners to help
companion animals live longer and healthier lives.
Media Information 2015
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Kimberly H. Chappell Senior Research Scientist & Companion Animal Product Development Elanco Animal Health
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