PILOT SAFETY AND EFFECTIVENESS STUDY OF A NOVEL STEM CELL THERAPY PREPARATION IN CLIENT-OWNED CATS WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE (CKD)

November 10th, 2021 Posted by Chronic Kidney Disease 0 thoughts on “PILOT SAFETY AND EFFECTIVENESS STUDY OF A NOVEL STEM CELL THERAPY PREPARATION IN CLIENT-OWNED CATS WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE (CKD)”

Study Specifics

This GCP study conducted at multiple clinical study sites will evaluate the safety and effectiveness of a novel stem cell therapy preparation in cats with naturally occurring chronic kidney disease (CKD). The study veterinarian will administer the stem cell therapy by intravenous injection on Day 0 and 14. The study will compare the investigational veterinary product (IVP) to a placebo control product (CP). Cats at a given clinic will be randomly assigned to treatment group with a 2:1 group enrollment ratio. Follow-up visits/testing or phone follow-ups are required monthly. Throughout the study the owner will be required to observe and record any abnormal observations and assess food and water intake.


Funding

This is a fully funded study that includes seven scheduled clinic visits occurring at least once before treatment for screening (2 to 3 weeks prior), once for each treatment (Day 0 and 14), and four times thereafter (Days 30, 60, 90, 180). Funding includes the initial consultation, the study treatment and administration, recheck visits, and management of side effects that are thought to be directly related to participation in the study.


Eligibility

Cats that meet eligibility criteria and have a diagnosis of stage 2 or 3 CKD with no other diseases that would interfere with the study objectives, may enroll in the study. The study veterinarian will determine the stage of the cat’s kidney disease and discuss the complete list of study requirements.

Study Sites

Washington, DC
Bartlesville, OK
Franklin, IN
Pittsburgh, PA
Quakertown, PA
Fort Collins, CO
Zachary, LA

Additional study sites coming soon!

If you are interested in enrolling your pet or being an Investigator on this study, please contact ACI at https://www.animalci.com/contact/ or call (301) 841-0014.

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Veterinarians interested in joining our network of professionals in clinical trials, contact us for more details.