Animal Immuno Solutions is an Australian veterinary biotechnology company dedicated to developing innovative immune-based therapies for companion animals. Our work focuses on activating the animal’s own immune system to recognise and eliminate cancer cells through targeted immunostimulation.

Unlike many conventional cancer treatments, our therapies are designed to work with the immune system rather than suppress it. By combining advances in immunology, adjuvant science, and translational veterinary research, we are developing practical immunotherapy products that can be implemented in everyday veterinary practice.

Our goal is to expand the treatment options available to veterinarians while improving outcomes and quality of life for animals with cancer

Core Values

Scientific Integrity
Our therapies are built on rigorous immunological science and translational veterinary research.

Veterinary Partnership
We design products specifically for veterinarians and support their role as the only qualified providers of veterinary care.

Innovation with Purpose
We focus on practical immunotherapies that can be implemented in real veterinary clinics.

Animal Welfare
Our goal is to improve both survival and quality of life for animals with cancer.

Accessibility
We strive to make advanced immunotherapies affordable and practical for everyday veterinary practice.

Mission

To support veterinarians with innovative immunotherapy tools that harness the animal’s own immune system to fight cancer.

Vision

To make immunotherapy a practical part of everyday veterinary medicine

Regulatory Statement

In Australia, veterinary practice is regulated at the state and territory level under legislation such as the Veterinary Surgeons Act, which exist to protect animal welfare, public health, and consumer trust. These laws restrict the diagnosis, treatment, prescription of medicines, and provision of veterinary advice to registered veterinarians who have completed an accredited degree, meet ongoing professional standards, and are accountable to a statutory veterinary board. Only qualified veterinarians have the training to integrate animal health, disease risk, pharmacology, and welfare considerations safely and legally, and they can be investigated, disciplined, or deregistered if they act improperly. This regulatory framework ensures that veterinary advice is evidence-based, ethical, and delivered by professionals with both the competence and legal responsibility to safeguard animals, their owners, and the broader community.