Canine & Feline Cancer

Clinical Trials for Nasal Cancer

Nasal tumors, including carcinomas and sarcomas, affect both dogs and cats, often presenting with chronic nasal discharge, nosebleeds, and facial deformity. They are typically locally aggressive and can invade adjacent structures including the skull. Radiation therapy is the primary treatment, and clinical trials at veterinary universities are studying novel radiation protocols, immunotherapy, and combination approaches through funded research programs.

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States with open trials
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Fully & partially funded options available
Many trials cover all treatment costs

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