A6C06 Canine Toxocara Study

What is the Purpose of this Study?

We are currently investigating a potential new treatment for intestinal parasites. Treating intestinal parasites is crucial to protect your dog from their harmful effects. We are enrolling dogs and puppies into a study to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of a new treatment for intestinal parasites.

What is a Clinical Study?

When Do I Have to Go to the Clinic?

There will be 4 required visits over the course of 2 months.

What Will Happen in the Study?

There will be:

Physical examinations
Fecal examination
Assigned study treatment

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Is My Pet Eligible to Enroll?

*Requirements for Eligibility to Participate Include (but aren't limited to):

Dog is at least 8 weeks old
Dog is generally in good health or stable condition
Dog cannot be pregnant or lactating
Dog cannot have been recently treated with a heartworm preventative or intestinal parasite treatment
Dog must have a positive fecal exam at time of screening
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*please talk to the study veterinarian for more information.

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What Do I Have to Do?

You are responsible for:

Bringing your dog in for the required visit schedule
Being available for follow-up phone calls scheduled by clinic personnel
Monitoring your pet at home
Documenting any unusual observations regarding your dog during the study
Administering at home treatment
Completing required study forms

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Benefits of Enrolling Your Dog

When you enroll your dog in a clinical study, you are helping the world take steps toward a healthier globe. Your dog will receive:

Possible access to a potential new parasitic preventative treatment

The opportunity to be part of medical innovations for veterinary health

Free cutting edge care with potential for compensation

Compensation

The study covers all related costs, including:

Physical exams
Fecal exam
Assigned study treatment

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You may also be eligible for additional compensation for your time and participation in the study

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Opportunity Assessment

Enroll Your Dog in a Clinical Study Investigating a Potential New Treatment for Intestinal Parasites.