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The QUEST Study

QUEST is a clinical study looking at two alternative treatments that vets use to combat heart disease in dogs. ‘QUEST’ stands for Quality of life and Extension of Survival Time.

Quest is a 3 year study that finished in October 2006. 260 dogs in 10 countries took part in this. We would like to thank the owners of the 70 dogs which have been involved in the UK.

The results of the trial will be made available as soon as possible after completion. For more information please contact your veterinary surgeon.

Links

Here are links through to other sites which may be of interest to pet
owners. Links to other sites are provided as a service to readers and do not constitute an endorsement by Boehringer Ingelheim.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Breed Site
Provides information to Cavalier King Charles Spaniel owners and prospective owners interested in the breed.

British Small Animal Veterinary Association
Offers membership to veterinary surgeons and provides news, listings of training events and more.

Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
The site of the regulatory body for veterinary surgeons in the United Kingdom.

British Veterinary Association
The site of the national representative body for the British veterinary profession, offering news, log-in area and more.

Case Studies In Small Animal Cardiovascular Medicine
Examples of small animal patients with cardiovascular disease.

Vetmedin website - Australasia
The Australian & New Zealand Vetmedin site.

Vetmedin website - Spain
The Spanish Vetmedin site.

Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica
Visit our parent site for information about all our veterinary products and services.

If you have a specific question about Congestive Heart Failure you should contact your veterinary surgeon.



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(PROTECT) Pimobendan Randomized Occult DCM Trial to Evaluate Clinical symptoms & Time to heart failure is a clinical trial investigating the benefit of administering Vetmedin to Dobermanns with pre-clinical DCM. Please log in to find out how you can become involved with the PROTECT study.