Is your canine companion dealing with pesky fleas? We're thrilled to invite you to participate in our groundbreaking clinical study for a potential new flea medication. 

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Study Highlights:

• Study-related care at no cost, including exams, labwork, and flea prevention

• Patient must be at least 8 weeks of age and weigh at least 4.4 pounds, be in overall good health, and have no ferrets in the home

• Patient must have active fleas to be considered for enrollment; please do not bath animals for three days before thier visit

• May receive $750 in clinic credit per visit upon completion

Chronic Kidney Disease is common, affecting up to 10% of older dogs. If left untreated, progression of chronic kidney disease can lead to loss of kidney function as well as a buildup of toxins in the bloodstream. We are currently accepting dogs in a clinical trial to investigate a potential new treatment for chronic kidney disease in dogs. This study will evaluate the safety and effectiveness of the potential new treatment for chronic kidney disease in dogs.

Study Highlights:

• Physical Examinations

• Lab work

• Study treatment

• There will be 19 visits over the course of approximately 18 months.​

• All related costs are covered!

Does your cat hesitate to jump, stretch less, or avoid their usual resting places? These subtle changes may be signs of osteoarthritis (OA) — a common condition that often goes unnoticed because cats naturally hide pain. Our clinic is offering FREE osteoarthritis screenings for eligible cats and is currently enrolling for a clinical study evaluating a new OA medication. 

Is your dog itching and scratching more than usual, or dealing with skin irritation? Your pet may be
eligible to participate! We are currently enrolling dogs diagnosed with atopic dermatitis (a common skin allergy
condition) in a clinical study evaluating a new investigational treatment designed to help reduce itching and improve skin health. Please note that not all participating dogs will receive the investigational treatment, as some may
receive a placebo as part of the study.

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Study Highlights:

• All study-related care at no cost (exams, lab work, and treatments)
   Participation includes 3 injections given approximately every 3 months

•  The study lasts about 6 months

•  Scheduled clinic visits and simple at-home itch tracking

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is the leading cause of mortality in senior cats. Testing for CKD is important for all senior cats during their veterinary visits as the early stages of disease are often undetected. While there is currently no cure for CKD, your veterinarian can help manage your cat’s condition and support their quality of life as the disease progresses.  CKD is a progressive disease, meaning symptoms may worsen over time. 

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Study Highlights:

• Study-related procedures at no cost, including exams and blood & urine testing

• Up to 2 years of study-related care

• Scheduled monthly visits to monitor their progress

• May receive $50 in clinic credit per visit upon completion

More information coming soon!