Whiskey and the MIMIC Study for Minimally Invasive Metastasectomy in Canines
Learn all about the MIMIC study for Minimally Invasive Metastasectomy in Canines, and meet clinical trial participant canine caner hero Whiskey.
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Tripawd Talk: Histotripsy for Osteosarcoma Dogs, a Non-Surgical Bone Tumor Treatment
Learn about histotripsy for osteosarcoma dogs, a non-invasive treatment in research with surgical oncologist Dr. Joanne Tuohy.
Pet Cancer Clinical Trials Facts, Questions and Answers
If your Tripawd has cancer, this pet cancer clinical trials facts webinar explains how your hero can help science and get new treatments at little to no cost.
Exploring Better Amputation Pain Control for Dogs and Cats
A new study examines better amputation pain control for dogs, led by vet surgeon Dr. Erin Gibson DVM at the University of California, Davis.
Three Tripawds’ Inhalation Chemotherapy Treatment Stories (Updated 2023)
If your Tripawd has lung metastasis, you may want to investigate inhalation chemotherapy treatment options to fight the spread of pulmonary metastasis.
Getting Closer to a Vaccination Against Canine Cancer
Ready for the day we can prevent cancer with one inoculation? Scientists at three veterinary teaching hospitals are leading the way with the Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study.
Bowie’s Canine Osteosarcoma Vaccine Experience
What’s it really like to be in a canine cancer osteosarcoma vaccine clinical trial? Find out from Connie and Bowie who share their experience.
AT-014 Canine Osteosarcoma Vaccine Helps Dogs Like Dexter Beat the Odds
New AT-014 Canine Osteosarcoma Vaccine helps cancer dogs like Dexter beat the survival odds after amputation and chemotherapy.
Can Your Tripawd Cure Cancer?
Find out how dogs are helping to find One Cure for cancer in both pets and people through clinical trials at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University.
Loving Life with Tripawd Hero Caira Sue
Three legged dog Caira Sue shows how living with osteosarcoma lung metastasis doesn’t have to be the end of a good time at the dog park.