CureLab Veterinary is a biotech company dedicated to bringing advanced therapies to treat cancer and inflammatory diseases in pets. The company's lead product, ElenaVet, is a patented DNA plasmid encoding the p62/SQSTM1 gene. In clinical trials, ElenaVet demonstrated promising results in treating breast cancer, successfully helping 10 out of 11 dogs diagnosed with the disease. The company plans to leverage this technology to treat other types of cancers as well as conditions like osteoarthritis and inflammatory bowel syndrome, which are prevalent among elderly dogs and cats. ElenaVet works by reversing tumor grade, altering the tumor microenvironment, enhancing the effects of chemotherapy, mitigating chronic inflammation, and stimulating an immune response against tumors. CureLab Veterinary has a comprehensive patent portfolio covering its technology in over 20 countries. In January 2023, the company launched an equity crowdfunding campaign to raise funds for the USDA-CVB approval process and production of ElenaVet in the US.
CureLab Veterinary is a sister company of CureLab Oncology, which is developing a similar DNA plasmid therapy called Elenagen for human cancers. The research activities of the two companies are highly synergistic, with data from veterinary applications informing the human clinical trials. In March 2023, CureLab Oncology and CureLab Veterinary received a USD 3 million investment from Dr. John Ballantyne, a prominent biotech investor and former chief scientific officer of Aldevron, a leading manufacturer of plasmids.
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