Tablets for the control of hookworms, roundworms, whipworms and tapeworms in dogs.
 
Anthelmintic for the treatment of internal and external parasites of horses and for alleviation of mineral deficiencies.
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Animal Ethics

An integral part of the Research and Development programme at Jurox is conducting field trials on our new products to ensure their efficacy.

Jurox maintains a high regard for its moral and ethical obligations in undertaking any form of animal research. We have therefore convened an Animal Ethics Committee (AEC) according to the structure laid out in the Australian Code Of Practice For Care and Use Of Animals For Scientific Purposes (National Health and Medical Research Council 7th Ed. 1997).

The committee is made up of five members who represent the four categories of membership laid out in the code. The committee structure is laid out below 

Membership Category

Number of Representatives

A

2

B

1

C (company independent)

1

D (company independent)

1 (committee chair)

The Committee has been named on the research licenses held by Jurox in Queensland, New South Wales, Western Australia, Tasmania and Victoria and is tasked with assessing research applications for these states.
 

Grievance Procedures

Should Jurox or our Agent be conducting animal research you feel is not appropriate please place your comments in writing and either mail to

Confidential
Jurox Animal Ethics Committee
85 Gardiner Road
Rutherford NSW 2320

Or email: jenq@jurox.com.au

If you wish to receive a response to your comments please also provide return address details.