Repeat-Dose Toxicity CROs for Dog Studies

11 contract research organizations in our directory list both Repeat-Dose Toxicity and Dog among their capabilities, across 7 countries. 11 report GLP capability and 3 report AAALAC accreditation. Confirm species-specific experience with each lab when you get in touch.

11 CROs 11 GLP 3 AAALAC 7 countries

Repeat-Dose Toxicity CROs for Dog Studies

Showing 11 CROs. Order rotates daily so no lab is permanently listed first.

Sequani

GB GLP

Independent UK preclinical CRO offering GLP general, reproductive and juvenile toxicology studies for pharmaceutical and biotech sponsors.

Repeat-Dose Toxicity Dermal Toxicity GLP Toxicology Juvenile Toxicity Reproductive Toxicity Dog Minipig Rabbit Rat

Accelera

IT GLP AAALAC

Non-clinical CRO near Milan and part of the NMS Group, offering GLP safety assessment and toxicology, safety pharmacology and preclinical regulatory consulting to move candidates toward IND/CTA.

Repeat-Dose Toxicity GLP Toxicology Regulatory Support Safety Pharmacology Toxicokinetics Dog Mouse Rabbit Rat

Research Toxicology Centre (RTC)

IT GLP

Italian GLP CRO near Rome providing regulatory toxicology and safety studies for pharmaceuticals, chemicals and agrochemicals.

Repeat-Dose Toxicity Genetic Toxicology GLP Toxicology Reproductive Toxicity Dog Mouse Rabbit Rat

Eurofins Advinus

IN GLP

Bengaluru-based preclinical CRO, part of Eurofins, offering GLP safety assessment, DMPK and discovery services for pharmaceutical and agrochemical sponsors.

Repeat-Dose Toxicity Genetic Toxicology GLP Toxicology Pharmacokinetics Reproductive Toxicity Dog Mouse Rabbit Rat

Jai Research Foundation (JRF)

IN GLP

Indian GLP CRO providing regulatory toxicology and safety studies for pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, chemicals and biologics.

Repeat-Dose Toxicity Genetic Toxicology GLP Toxicology Reproductive Toxicity Toxicology Dog Mouse Rabbit Rat

Biotoxtech

KR GLP AAALAC

Korean non-clinical CRO offering IND and NDA-enabling GLP toxicology, including general, reproductive and genetic toxicity, carcinogenicity and safety pharmacology, with NHP capacity through its group companies.

Repeat-Dose Toxicity Carcinogenicity Studies Genetic Toxicology GLP Toxicology Reproductive Toxicity Dog Mouse Non-human Primate Rabbit

Shin Nippon Biomedical Laboratories (SNBL)

JP GLP

Long-established Japanese CRO with large GLP nonclinical safety facilities and deep nonhuman primate experience, supporting toxicology, safety pharmacology and pharmacokinetics.

Repeat-Dose Toxicity GLP Toxicology Pharmacokinetics Reproductive Toxicity Safety Pharmacology Dog Cynomolgus monkey Non-human Primate Rat

JOINN Laboratories

CN GLP

Large China-based nonclinical CRO offering GLP safety assessment, pharmacology, pharmacokinetics and bioanalysis, with operations in China and the United States.

Repeat-Dose Toxicity Bioanalysis GLP Toxicology In Vivo Efficacy Pharmacokinetics Dog Cynomolgus monkey Non-human Primate Rat

CorestemChemon (ChemOn)

KR GLP AAALAC

South Korea's first private non-clinical CRO, providing GLP toxicity, safety pharmacology, pharmacokinetic and efficacy studies for drugs, chemicals and biologics.

Repeat-Dose Toxicity GLP Toxicology In Vivo Efficacy Pharmacokinetics Safety Pharmacology Dog Mouse Rabbit Rat

Korea Institute of Toxicology (KIT)

KR GLP

Government-funded Korean research institute providing GLP nonclinical safety studies, including inhalation toxicology, safety pharmacology and reproductive toxicity.

Repeat-Dose Toxicity GLP Toxicology Inhalation Toxicity Reproductive Toxicity Safety Pharmacology Dog Mouse Non-human Primate Rat

LPT Laboratory of Pharmacology and Toxicology

DE GLP

Independent German preclinical CRO conducting GLP toxicology, reproductive toxicology, carcinogenicity and safety pharmacology studies across rodent and non-rodent species.

Repeat-Dose Toxicity Carcinogenicity Studies GLP Toxicology Reproductive Toxicity Safety Pharmacology Dog Minipig Mouse Non-human Primate

Questions to ask when choosing a Repeat-Dose Toxicity in Dog CRO

  • Can you run the rodent and non-rodent arms in parallel to shorten the timeline?
  • How are toxicokinetic samples collected and where is bioanalysis done?
  • What historical control data do you hold for this species and strain?