Working Toward an Immunotherapy for Osteosarcoma
Researchers will investigate the effectiveness of combining radiation therapy with an immune-stimulating agent to help slow the spread of osteosarcoma, the most common bone tumor in dogs.
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Understanding the Role of Metabolism in Bone Cancer
Researchers will study metabolic irregularities associated with osteosarcoma that may contribute to disease progression, chemotherapy resistance and cancer spread.
Understanding How Heart Cells Transform from Normal to Abnormal Cells in Mitral Valve Disease
Researchers will look at how lesions or nodules form in dogs with mitral valve disease and use this new information to look for new targeted therapies for this common canine heart disease.
Linking Acute Chronic Diarrhea to Changes in the Gut Microbiome and Disease
Researchers will investigate if acute episodes of diarrhea in dogs have a long-term impact on gut microbes and intestinal health.
Filling in Remaining Gaps in the Cat Genome Assembly
Researchers will fill in critical gaps in the current cat genome to facilitate discovery of genetic mutations associated with feline diseases.
Looking at the Microbiome and its Role in Chronic Upper Respiratory Disease
Researchers will study the microbiome of cats with chronic upper respiratory disease, looking for new monitoring methods, disease risk factors and potential therapy targets.
Achoo! Allergies Make Our Dogs Miserable, Too
February 7, 2019 – Our pets can suffer from allergies, too, though the types of allergies and signs can be different from those in people. Learn about common dog allergies.
Taking Control of Seizures in Pets
Updated January 4, 2024 — Seizures can affect any dog or cat and can be frightening for pet owners. Learn more about seizures in pets, what to do in case of a seizure, and more.
Morris Animal Foundation-Funded Study Shows Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals Linked to Equine Metabolic Syndrome
February 13, 2019 – Endocrine-disrupting chemicals (found in products like pesticides, and plastics) may play a role in the development of equine metabolic syndrome.