Formulation Development
Get a formulation that performs in the animals it’s made for.
Get a formulation that performs in the animals it’s made for and scales to commercial manufacture. Our drug formulation development team works across all major veterinary dosage forms, from API characterisation through to registration-ready formulations.
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We consider stability, manufacturability, and palatability where applicable before you commit to scale.
3 proprietary delivery platforms available to license
2 formulation development sites, in the US and New Zealand
125+ commercial products manufactured
Our Formulation Services
Define your formulation strategy from the start with physicochemical profiling, excipient compatibility screening, and degradation pathway mapping.
Give companion animal oral products a dose that pets accept, with taste masking, texture optimisation, and flavour system design tested through in-house palatability studies and texture analysis.
Get compatibility and efficacy testing for multi-dose veterinary formulations.
Improve an existing formulation, whether you need to solve a stability challenge, adapt a human health formulation for animals, or move to a different dosage form.
Dosage Forms
Give pets a dose they’ll accept, with >85% full acceptability, zero added water, and tablet-level stability in a treat-like format.
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Deliver single-dose, year-long sustained release for livestock (R² = 0.9979 over 343 days), with gel-former technology available from no other manufacturer.
Tune release from one week to 12 months, with no organic solvents and scalable GMP production.
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Your early-phase work runs alongside pilot, feasibility, and target-animal safety studies, so formulation data shapes your study design, and study results feed back into your formulation decisions.
Why Argenta
Your formulation accounts for the realities of veterinary medicine, from wide weight ranges within some species and the corresponding dose ranges to palatability and injection challenges.
Your development work follows the VICH guidelines that govern animal health development, so your data package meets veterinary regulators’ expectations.
