A clinical trial led by Prof Vanessa Hale (Ohio State University) is investigating new ways to help dogs with bladder cancer.
Many dogs with bladder cancer (or transitional cell carcinoma) suffer from frequent urinary tract infections.
Can adding a probiotic supplement help reduce these infections, improve the quality of life for the pups, and improve the treatment outcomes?
In this interview with Canine Cancer Alliance (CCA), Prof Hale shares the fascinating science behind her study.
The study is actively enrolling dogs at three veterinary school hospitals (Ohio State, Georgia State, North Carolina State).
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Learn more about this study here
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