UC Davis Veterinary Center For Clinical Trials-VCCT

Gabriela & Jasmine had a blast hosting for VCCT at the 2026 AggieVet conference! 🐾 Thank you to everyone who stopped by our table & got more information on the work our team does and the ongoing studies! 🩺💙


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Photo 1: Woman smiling sitting at table with blue tablecloth that reads UC Davis Veterinary Medicine Center for Clinical Trials with various informational papers and handouts on table
Photo 2: Woman smiling sitting at table with blue tablecloth that reads UC Davis Veterinary Medicine Center for Clinical Trials with various informational papers and handouts on table
Photo 3: Sign on table that reads Clinical Trials Save Lives with two bowls of wrapped candy and a magazine that shows a female doctor examining a white dog
Photo 4: Standing sign that reads Why Clinical Trials with various bullet points of information and a photo of a grey dog in a bandana, a tan dog with a bandana and a orange cat sitting

Meet Titus & Lola! 🐾
These two cuddle bugs are siblings enrolled in the FIC (Feline Interstitial Cystitis) trial. We are actively enrolling and looking forward to helping patients & their families manage this condition! 🐱💙

Find out more about the trial on StudyPages! 🔗 https://studypages.com/s/exploring-stress-reduction-strategies-for-cats-with-feline-interstitial-cystitis-fic-a-study-on-environmental-enrichment-therapy-and-biomarkers-446839/?ref=gallery

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Photo 1: Two grey cats laying down together intertwined on a bed overlooking a window to a grass area
Photo 2: Grey cat laying down on beige bedding
Photo 3: Grey tabby cat with green eyes looking forward laying on beige bedding
Photo 4: Teal photo of trial advertisement flyer about FIC with photo of orange & white cat walking out of grey litter box

Congratulations, Snoopy! 🐾

Snoopy recently completed our PDL1 immunotherapy clinical trial. He came in with metastatic cancer, and seeing him respond and do well after treatment is a moment our team won’t forget.

This outcome reflects years of research, collaboration, and care — and we’re deeply grateful to Snoopy and his family for trusting us with his care.

Read more about Snoopy’s trial here! https://ccah.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/ccah-newsletter/spring-2026/cover-story 💙

Image description: Clinical photograph showing four adults and a beagle in a veterinary clinic setting. The dog is positioned on a clinic counter and appears calm and attentive. The adults, including veterinary clinicians and a clinical trials intern, are standing closely together around the dog, smiling and interacting in a positive, supportive manner. Veterinary equipment and animal housing cages are visible in the background, indicating a clinical treatment environment. The scene suggests the completion of a medical treatment visit or clinical trial milestone.

Congratulations to Zero! 🎉❤️
Zero is a 4-year-old Golden Retriever cutie diagnosed with Refractory Epilepsy who enrolled in our Vagus Nerve Stimulation (VNS) clinical trial in November and officially graduated on May 18th! 🧠✨

He is the sweetest boy and loves making friends everywhere he goes — we absolutely loved being part of his care team and getting to watch him through his journey! Thank you to Zero and his family for being part of this important study. 🐾💛

🐾 Help Advance Canine Cancer Research at UC Davis! 🐾

We are currently seeking healthy senior dogs to participate as control patients in a clinical trial studying canine cutaneous lymphoma. This research aims to identify important genetic markers that may improve early diagnosis, treatment monitoring, and future care for dogs affected by this disease.

Eligible healthy dogs will visit the UC Davis Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital for a single appointment. Participation includes compensation options such as a CBC/Chemistry panel, a $200 gift card, or a $200 VMTH credit.

📍 Looking for healthy dogs ages:
• 10 years
• 12 years 4 months
• 12 years 10 months
• 13 years

📞 Contact: (530) 754-1954
📧 [email protected]
🔗 https://studypages.com/s/74I880



Image description: Flyer with a light blue background promoting a UC Davis Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital clinical trial seeking healthy canine control participants for a study on canine cutaneous lymphoma. The flyer includes cartoon illustrations of dogs and paw prints throughout the design. Large blue text at the top reads “Seeking Healthy K9 Controls for Clinical Trial.” Informational sections describe the study purpose, eligibility requirements, participation details, compensation options, and contact information. Contact details listed include a phone number, email address, and study webpage link.

📢📢 We are searching for cats diagnosed with the dry form of FIP to enroll in an investigational drug therapy trial! 🐈🐱

We are still looking for kitties for our FIP feline Cardiology trial, comparing the hearts of cats with & without FIP 🫀
We are looking still for healthy controls for a female DMH 9-11 month, male Ragdoll 3-5 months & a male 4-6 month Burmese! 🐱🐈🐈‍⬛

The biggest congratulations & thank you to Limon & his family for completing our BAQ13 Neurology/Radiation Therapy clinical trial! 🧠🎉

Limon was diagnosed with a right frontal lobe Oligodendroglioma, a type of brain tumor. He completed 20 Radiation Therapy treatments and successfully received the BAQ13 investigational therapeutic as part of this important study.

We are so proud of this very special guy and grateful to his family for helping advance brain tumor research and future treatment options for other patients. ❤️

Learn more about Limon’s study here! https://studypages.com/s/evaluation-of-novel-therapeutics-for-brain-tumors-238506/?ref=gallery

Our Osteosarcoma study is still open for enrollment! We know this diagnosis can be challenging, but we're here to support patients & families. Your participation will help us develop a new prognosis timeline, making a difference for dogs & families in the future! 🐾🤎

🎓 Gunner’s Graduation Day! 🐾🤎

We’re thrilled & proud of Gunner for completing the SOCH Clinical Trial! This resilient pup fought Splenic cancer with unwavering happiness & strength & today’s scans still showed NO metastasis.

Heartfelt thanks to Gunners family for their unwavering support! 🤎