The institute has an animal house which is a dedicated facility designed for housing, maintaining, and studying small laboratory animals, primarily for research and teaching purposes in experimental pharmacology, toxicology, and related fields. These animals, like rats, mice, rabbits, and guinea pigs, are used in pre-clinical testing and research activities to study drug effects, understand disease mechanisms, and develop new treatments. 

The animal house serves as a crucial site for conducting pre-clinical studies, which are essential for the development of new drugs and treatments. The house provides a practical learning environment for the students, allowing them to gain experience in animal handling, experimental techniques, and research methodologies. The house allows students and researchers to conduct experiments on animals, studying the effects of various drugs and chemicals. 

The animal house typically includes various sections, such as quarantine areas, animal stock rooms, experimental rooms, surgical rooms, and cleaning areas. The facility is equipped with essential equipment and supplies, such as cages, water bottles, feed, and sterilization equipment, to maintain a clean and hygienic environment.

The animal house provides suitable environments for the animal species, ensuring their well-being and health. This includes maintaining appropriate temperature, humidity, lighting cycles, and providing fresh air exchange. Regular health checks and monitoring of animals are conducted to ensure their well-being and to detect any potential health issues. A veterinary doctor or qualified staff are often available to provide animal care and address any health concerns. 

The facility operates under the strict guidelines of the Institutioal Animal Ethics Committee (IAEC) which is registered with the Committee for Control and Supervision of Experiments on Animals (CCSEA), a statutory body that regulates animal experimentation in India.