The Stanton Foundation Canine Spectrum of Care Clinical Trials Grant
Forecasted
The Stanton Foundation Canine Spectrum of Care Clinical Trials Grant funds research on practical, affordable canine diagnostics and treatments for use in primary care, administered by the American Veterinary Medical Foundation.
Funder: American Veterinary Medical Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): May 2027: Pre-proposal | August 2027: Full proposal
Funding Amounts: Up to $150,000 per award; project duration up to 24 months.
Summary: Supports research into cost-effective canine diagnostics and treatments to improve access to quality veterinary care for dog owners with limited budgets.
Description
This grant, offered by the American Veterinary Medical Foundation in partnership with the Stanton Foundation, funds clinical research focused on developing cost-effective diagnostic and treatment options for dogs. The goal is to expand affordable care choices for canine patients, particularly those owned by families with limited veterinary care budgets, while maintaining the financial sustainability of veterinary practices. Funded studies should address common canine health issues in general practice and produce immediately applicable results for primary care veterinarians.
