Endovia says FDA deems CannEpil a minor use for canine bone cancer pain
Endovia Health Sciences announced that the FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine determined CannEpil qualifies as a minor use for controlling bone cancer pain in dogs, making it eligible to pursue the conditional approval pathway. The product remains investigational and is not approved or conditionally approved, and the company has not given revenue or financial figures in this filing.
Key points
- FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine determined CannEpil qualifies as a minor use under the MUMS program
- Endovia and Lupvindol are scheduled to meet the FDA for a Pre-Submission Conference on November 19, 2026
- Company is working toward a potential veterinary launch in 2027, subject to FDA approval
The filing
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