Successful Canine Distemper Disease Pilot Clinical Study

Pilot Clinical Trial Sites

  • Denton, TX – 1 site (45 dogs)
  • Los Angeles, CA – 3 sites (31 dogs)
  • Austin, TX – 1 site (1 dog)

Treatment

  • Daily subcutaneous injections at a dosage of 40-60μg/kg given for a minimum of 28 days.

Results

  • Treatment Group – A survival rate of 83% or 62 out of 75 animals with a P value of <0.05 as compared to the retrospective control.
  • Two additional animals died from non-related distemper causes.
  • Retrospective Control – The literature indicates that canines treated with standard of care (SOC) – 50% or less do not survive.
  • All treated puppies aged twelve (12) months or less survived – Literature indicates that puppies 12 months or less 100% usually don’t survive.

Kelly, dumped by her owners, overcomes distemper, lands in loving home: People and their pets

BEREA, Ohio — Such a tiny thing she is. Such a huge heart she has – one that she shares with everybody. CYGNOS Biotech partnered with a local Ohio organization to offer life-saving treatment to an abandoned dog and her puppies suffering from Distemper.

When we met her, Kelly greeted Pam and me as if we were long, lost friends. We didn’t know it then, but that’s how she treats everyone: humans, dogs – cats, even. (Squirrels, rabbits, and whatnot are another story. She’s as sweet as pie. But she is, after all, a dog).

Kelly & her Puppies after Treatment

Kelly’s New Owners

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