BHOC Initiative

For every species. Wherever life is at risk.

One Oxygen. One Biology. One BHOC System.

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Protect Life. Preserve Species.

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Purpose

Animal health and species protection belong in the same future.

The initiative connects oxygen-delivery science with animal health, comparative biology and the future of species conservation.

Different species share a fundamental biological need for oxygen, while every veterinary application still requires its own formulation, dosing, safety and efficacy evidence.

Shared biology. Species-specific evidence.

Many species. Blood group systems, known and unknown. One BHOC system. One core design engineered by nature.

Many species

Connect animal health, wildlife medicine and conservation through responsible research.

Many blood systems

Respect species-specific blood groups, transfusion constraints and physiological differences.

One evidence discipline

Require product- and species-specific evidence for formulation, dosing, safety and efficacy.

Conservation context

Source-linked global context.

The IUCN Red List provides global conservation-status assessments. Catalogue of Life provides the global taxonomic catalogue used for the Animalia count.

Species and comparative biology

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From nature.
Through science.
Back to nature.

BHOC Veterinary Therapeutics, also known as BHOC Vet, is led by Archil Jaliashvili. The BHOC Species & Biodiversity Protection Initiative connects oxygen delivery science with the future of animal health and species protection.

Our foundation is comparative biology: different species have different blood group systems, yet most vertebrates share hemoglobin-based oxygen transport. We explore how this foundation can inform species-specific research and development.

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Different species. Shared biology.
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Different lives. One shared tomorrow.

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Species inclusion illustrates the initiative’s scope. It is not a claim of treatment approval.

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