#Companion Animal Health

Companion Animal Health targets mast cell tumors with nanomedicine

October 4, 2018

Companion Animal Health (CAH) in Newark, Del., has secured an exclusive partnership with Nanospectra Biosciences Inc., a medical device company focused on the use of nanomedicine in selective thermal ablation of solid tumors. In 2017, CAH initiated clinical trials in the treatment of canine mast cell tumors using a combined laser and nanoshell therapy procedure that has the ability to destroy solid tumors without damaging adjacent healthy tissue. “Initial results are very encouraging and we …

Laser therapy technology: Voodoo or valid?

June 26, 2018

To help overcome the obstacles veterinarians face when deciding to adopt laser therapy technology into their practices, Companion Animal Health has announced the launch of a limited-time trial program that enables veterinarians to see the impact of laser therapy first-hand, with no financial commitment. Companion Animal Health’s program allows veterinarians to try laser technology free for 30 days to evaluate its success in their practice. “[I] thought it was voodoo. … I wasn’t even …

Companion Animal Health offers live-stream OA management course

May 17, 2018

Companion Animal Health has introduced a live-stream option for the company’s Management of Geriatric Pets with Mobility Issues for the General Practitioner course. The course is designed to give general veterinary practices access to the tools required to meet the need for expanded osteoarthritis treatment options in companion animals, according to Newark, Del.-based Companion Animal Health. Attendees will earn 11 continuing education credits while learning multimodal approaches for successfully managing the …

CE explores expanded treatment options for improving mobility in geriatric pets

September 19, 2017

Companion Animal Health has opened enrollment for an educational course that the company said is “designed specifically to give general veterinary practices access to the tools required to meet the need for expanded osteoarthritis treatment options in companion animals” and “will equip practices with the practical knowledge of the best multimodal approaches for successfully managing the geriatric, arthritic, and obese dog and/or cat.” Attendees will earn 11 continuing …
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