- Intradermal Immunotherapy with a Heat-Killed Actinomycetales Bacterin Preparation as Adjunctive Treatment for Cutaneous Canine Oomycoses (Pythiosis): A Multicentric, Randomized, Controlled, Clinical Trial (Enrollment Closed)
- Evaluation of peripheral and serum biomarkers of neuropathic pruritus in dogs (Currently Enrolling)
- Investigation of Bacteriophage Therapy for Treatment of Pseudomonas Otitis in Dogs (Currently Enrolling)
- Investigation of New Treatment for Allergic Skin Disease in Dogs (Currently Enrolling)
- Investigation of Prevention Treatments for Recurrent Bacterial Otitis in Dogs (Currently Enrolling)
- Investigation of Prevention Treatments for Recurrent Otitis Externa in Allergic Dogs (Currently Enrolling)
- Investigation on the effects of ANM repair spray on the clinical signs and the cutaneous microbiome in canine atopic dermatitis (Currently Enrolling)
- Identifying genetic variants and microbiome (oral and skin) characteristics associated with canine atopic dermatitis and feline atopic skin syndrome (Currently Enrolling)
- Double-blinded study to evaluate microbiome and skin health using natural formula vs . topical chlorhexidine in dogs with superficial pyoderma and atopic dermatitis (Currently Enrolling)
IFAS
As part of both the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences and the Academic Health Center, Veterinary Medicine is dedicated to advancing animal, human and environmental health through teaching, research, extension and patient care.
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Scholars Program
The Boehringer Ingelheim Veterinary Scholars Program offers DVM students an opportunity to gain exposure in biomedical research.
Our Hospitals
Need animal care? Visit the UF Small Animal and Large Animal Hospitals. From dogs, cats, birds and exotics to horses, cattle, llamas, pigs and many other large farm or food animals, our experienced veterinarian staff is ready to assist.
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