Pharmacological Testing on Animals
Pharmacological Testing on Animals involves the administration of pharmaceutical substances to animals in order to assess their safety, efficacy, and potential side effects. This type of testing is commonly conducted in medical research to evaluate the effects of new drugs before they are used in human clinical trials. Animals used in pharmacological testing may include rodents, rabbits, dogs, and primates, among others. Testing methods can vary and may involve observing behavioral changes, monitoring physiological responses, and examining tissues for any signs of toxicity. The goal of pharmacological testing on animals is to gather valuable data to inform the development of safe and effective medications for human use.