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Tramadol is an opiate medication widely used by veterinarians to treat mild to moderate pain in dogs. However, there is evidence that the drug may not work well in some patients due to genetic factors. Co-administration of other drugs also can affect how well tramadol is processed in the body. The researchers will identify which drugs interfere with the analgesic effect of tramadol (and should be avoided), and which drugs might boost the pain relief from tramadol (and could be given as a combination therapy).

Study ID
D16CA-401
Study Status
Complete
Start Date
10/01/2015
Grant amount awarded
$95,017
Grant recipient
Washington State University
Study country
United States
Investigator
Tania E. Perez Jimenez, MSc, DVM
Study category
Pharmacology