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Find Veterinary Cancer Clinical Trials

Answer what you know. It is completely fine to choose I don’t know.

This finder identifies potentially relevant cancer treatment options. It does not determine eligibility. Final decisions belong to the treating or research team.

Before you start

Helpful records, if you have them: pathology or cytology, surgery report, recent imaging, bloodwork, and treatment dates. You do not need all of these to search.

1. Your pet

SpeciesAge (years, optional)Weight (optional)Country / regionZIP code (optional)Used only to put closer studies first.

2. Diagnosis

Cancer typeHow certain is the diagnosis?Diagnosis as written in the pathology report

3. Current disease

Current tumor statusMetastasesHas your veterinarian said the disease is localized?Is the brain tumor currently present on imaging?Lymphoma typeResponse/statusLeukemia statusMast cell tumor gradeRegional lymph node statusPrimary osteosarcoma locationPrimary hemangiosarcoma siteIs standard anticancer treatment no longer appropriate or not feasible?For a large tumor: is it inoperable, or is radiotherapy being chosen instead of surgery?Are curative surgery and radiotherapy no longer possible for this tumor?Can current CT imaging and a current tumor biopsy be provided/performed?

4. Treatment

SurgeryCancer surgery performedChemotherapyPrior or current cancer immunotherapyRadiation to this tumorPrednisone / other corticosteroidsOther immunosuppressive medication

5. Treatment options

Select all that you would consider.

Research approach (optional)Use this to browse a type of experimental treatment. It does not replace diagnosis-based eligibility screening.

If radiation is required by a study

Urgent symptoms come first. Difficulty breathing, collapse, uncontrolled bleeding, severe pain, or another emergency should be assessed by a veterinarian immediately.