LSU seeks dogs for study of renal disease
Baton Rouge, La. - The Louisiana State University (LSU) veterinary school seeks dogs with chronic kidney disease to participate in a 12-month clinical study to examine the effects of new treatments.
BATON ROUGE, LA. — The Louisiana State University (LSU) veterinary school seeks dogs with chronic kidney disease to participate in a 12-month clinical study to examine the effects of new treatments. To refer patients, contact Dr. Mark Acierno, assistant professor of companion-animal medicine, at (225) 578-9600. The study, conducted in collaboration with veterinary medical programs at Tufts University and the University of Florida, is funded by an American Kennel Club grant.
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