ECT: AN INNOVATIVE TUMOR TREATMENT
Electrochemotherapy (ECT) is a relatively new treatment that has been proven to show a complete response in the elimination of tumors in companion animals.
WHY USE ECT: SEE WHAT VETS ARE SAYING
Numerous studies have proven both the efficacy and safety of electrochemotherapy in the treatment of cancerous tumors in equine, feline, and canine subjects in the US and abroad.
Companion Animals
The incidence of cutaneous and subcutaneous cancerous tumors in companion animals has steadily grown over the years, which can lead to shortened lifespans and a reduced quality of life. Treatment of these tumors has traditionally been limited to surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, or a combination of these options.
However, due to location or growth patterns, some tumors cannot be treated by these methods. Electrochemotherapy (ECT) is a safe and effective alternative to these traditional methods that does not involve surgery and in many instances works with a single treatment

A New Way to Treat Tumors
- Easy-to-use ECT device designed specifically for veterinary care
- Treats many types of tumors in horses, dogs, and cats
- Allows for the enhanced delivery of chemotherapy and increased drug absorption
- Proven efficacy with high success rates and low reoccurrence rates
- No or minimal systemic side effects
- Can be repeated with equal or improved efficacy
- Covered by many pet health insurance companies as a cancer treatment
Complete response rate in sarcoid tumors after 4 years in horses
Objective response rate in squamous cell carcinoma after 3 years in cats
Complete response rate in mast cell tumors* after 3 years in dogs
What the Experts
are Saying
Chelsea Tripp, DVM, MS, DACVIM (O) – Seattle, WA
Gary Norsworthy
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