The institute maintains a well-equipped and CPCSEA-approved Animal House facility to support research and training in pharmacology, toxicology, and related biomedical sciences. Designed in compliance with ethical guidelines and Good Laboratory Practices (GLP), the facility provides a controlled environment for the care and maintenance of laboratory animals.

The Animal House is equipped with proper ventilation, temperature and humidity control, and regular sanitation protocols to ensure animal welfare. It houses commonly used experimental species such as rats, mice, rabbits, and guinea pigs, maintained in clean, well-ventilated cages with access to balanced diets and purified water

The facility supports in-vivo experiments essential for evaluating the pharmacological effects, safety, and toxicity of new drug molecules. All activities are conducted under the supervision of qualified personnel, strictly following the Committee for the Purpose of Control and Supervision of Experiments on Animals (CPCSEA) guidelines.

Through this facility, students and researchers gain practical exposure to animal handling techniques, dose administration, behavioral studies, and ethical experimentation, fostering responsible and humane approaches to biomedical research.

PHARMACOLOGICAL AND TOXICOLOGICAL SCREENING FACILITIES

• Screening of Anti- inflammatory and Anti - pyretic Drugs
• Screening of Beha-vioral Parameters
• Screening of Analgesic Drugs
• Screening of Analeptic Drugs
• Screening of Pharma - cokinetic Studies
• Screening of Anti-ulcer Drugs
• Screening of Anti-depressant Drugs
• Screening of Anti-diabetic Drugs
• Dermatological Studies
• Toxicity Studies