Cat Health Studies

Taking On a Deadly Cancer in Cats – Feline Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Oral squamous cell carcinoma is a deadly tumor of cats. Morris Animal Foundation is funding new studies that aim to stop this cancer in its tracks.

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Our health study database, searchable by species or area of study, houses our funded research that is making a difference in the lives of animals across the globe.

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Veterinary Advances for Cats

Since 1950, we have invested almost $18.7 million in more than 445 feline health studies. We’ve contributed to the development of the first vaccine for feline leukemia, pioneered cat genetic research and improved the health and welfare of shelter cats around the world. We also were among the first to recognize and invest in better pain management for cats. It’s just a small part of our dedication and commitment to help cats live their best lives.

New Cat Studies

Evaluating Opioid-free Anesthesia for Spay Surgery

Researchers will investigate the anesthetic and analgesic effects of an opioid-free or an opioid-sparing protocol in cats undergoing spay surgery.

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Cats are the most popular four-legged pets in America (sorry, dogs!), with loving families that want to help them live the longest, healthiest lives possible. And that means an investment in research will improve our understanding of the diseases and health conditions that impact cats, and teach us how to better diagnose, treat, care for and even cure these threats to our beloved feline companions.