Has your horse ever experienced a fever?
A fever is defined here as a rectal temperature ≥102ºF. If your horse becomes sick and has a fever, your horse may qualify for participation in a clinical trial for an investigational drug being developed for the control of fever in horses. Horses who participate in this study may receive the study drug, examinations, and diagnostic laboratory work required for the study at no charge. The cost of treatment for the cause of the fever may be covered as part of the clinical trial.
Veterinarians are currently recruiting horses for participation in a clinical trial investigating the effectiveness and field safety of an investigational drug compared to a placebo for the control of fever in horses. Your horse may qualify if they have a fever ≥ 102ºF, are at least 12 months of age, and are not pregnant or lactating. Horses cannot be treated with certain medications prior to starting, or during, the trial. If you are interested in learning more information about this study, including the risks and benefits and whether your horse qualifies, please find a participating veterinarian by clicking below!
