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Clinical Trials

Clinical trials help evaluate new cancer treatments by assessing their safety, effectiveness, and potential side effects. Participation in clinical trials at UTSW is entirely voluntary — the choice to enroll your pet is yours. However, enrollment in a trial is required for a patient to be seen in our clinic.

We are proud to offer innovative clinical trials focused on cancer care for companion animals. While specific outcomes cannot be guaranteed, our dedicated team is committed to delivering the highest standard of care. By enrolling your pet, you’re contributing valuable knowledge that helps advance future cancer treatments for both animals and humans. 

Please contact Paige Neumann, research study coordinator, with any questions. paige.neumann@utsouthwestern.edu Paige or call VROC at 214-645-6221.

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Current Trials

Veterinary Clinical Trials in Canine Patients Using Combination Novel Therapeutics, Devices, and Data Collection Techniques: This trial will utilize focused ultrasound (FUS), radiotherapy, novel drug combinations, immunotherapy and other therapeutic techniques to treat canines and felines with spontaneous tumors. View trial

 

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