The AVMA's Veterinary Clinical Trials Registry-formerly the AVMA Animal Health Studies Database-connects clinical scientists seeking animal participants for their studies with veterinarians and owners looking for studies for their patients and pets.

Animal owners and other interested parties can use this registry to find veterinary and animal health clinical studies on conditions ranging from arthritis to diabetes to cancer-in dogs, cats, horses, and other species.

The Veterinary Clinical Trials Registry improves upon several features of the previous database, including making browsing and sharing studies easy, notifying users when relevant studies are published, and streamlining the study submission process for study personnel and curators.

Below are some of the most recent veterinary clinical studies listed in the Veterinary Clinical Trials Registry. Information about participation in the studies is available at the database site.

• VCT24005841: "Exploring a new approach for treating oral cancer in cats," North Carolina State University
• VCT24005840: "Scout out canine hemangiosarcoma (SOCH) study," University of Wisconsin-Madison
• VCT24005837: "Dual energy CT to assess bone mineral density in dogs with osteosarcoma undergoing stereotactic body radiation therapy," Colorado State University
• VCT24005838: "Cryotherapy for canine mast cell tumors," Colorado State University
• VCT24005836: "Preclinical comparison of two hypomethylating nucleosides in tumor-bearing dogs," The Ohio State University
• VCT24005835: "Investigating the effect of cannabidiol, trazodone, and rapamycin on naturally occurring canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome as a surrogate for Alzheimer's disease," Colorado State University
• VCT24005839: "Riluzole for canine degenerative myelopathy," The Ohio State University, North Carolina State University, Tufts University, and University of Missouri
• VCT24005833: "Canine liver tumor study," North Carolina State University
• VCT24005831: "Focal adhesion kinase (FAK) inhibition for dual targeting of lung fibroblasts and tumor cells in canine metastatic osteosarcoma," Colorado State University
• VCT24005830: "Treatment of severe hyperkalemia in cats with urethral obstruction (TSK-UO)," Timberline Veterinary Emergency and Specialty, Seattle
• VCT24005834: "Testing a new treatment for metastatic osteosarcoma in the lungs," Animal Cancer Care and Research Center, Roanoke, Virginia