Bella's Monepantel Trial, page-51

Hello again friends, I'm back from my Day 28 visit to Albury for Bella to see Dr. Renee.

She performed an initial examination while I was in the consult room and we discussed Bella's condition/behaviour etc over the past 28 days. She has put on one kilogram since her last visit two weeks ago which is a good sign! She's up to 34.5kg. Dr. Renee took her away and put her under so she could perform all of the blood tests, imaging, ultrasounds etc. All of these have been sent away for assessment so I don't have the results of today's examination.

Dr. Renee did say that Bella has had a slight reduction in her tumour size after her last visit two weeks ago. It didn't reach the > 30% reduction but as an owner, I'm more than happy to have any form of reduction.

From my end, Bella is living life as she was before the Lymphoma was diagnosed. Her quality of life is as good as it gets. She is eating the same (ie; she will eat anything and everything if she could get her greedy mouth onto it!!) she is keen to go for walks. She has not vomited at all, no coughing, normal urination and pooping!

So I'm continuing on the Monepantel at this stage for another two months and then I go back for another visit. At this stage there is no consideration for her to be put on to Prednisolone however that may change (I think, but don't quote me on that) once her results come back.

When I got home, my wife and I had an online video meeting with Dr. Kim Agnew. This was my first chat with him and he is a lovely person to speak to. He is totally committed to this trial and R&D is his speciality.

My wife works in media and communications and we discussed options and ideas and he took a lot of notes that he will pass on to Sam Wright when he speaks to him tomorrow. Dr. Kim said that the Company are taking note of shareholder concerns about the importance of communication and they are trying hard to improve on that front.

That's all I can think of at the moment. If anyone has any questions, please ask!