Cancer care pearls for general practitioners
Whether or not a veterinary oncologist is involved, there are many ways in which general practice veterinary teams continue to be an essential part of their patient’s cancer care. Here’s what one oncologist wants you to know about cancer care in general practice.
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Managing cancer in general practice
Canine cancer occurs at about the human rate, and nearly half of all dogs older than 10 years develop the…
Lymphoma in Pets: Essential Tests You Should Do
Lymphoma is an aggressive cancer in dogs and cats. It is important to act quickly before the cancer becomes too…
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The Role of Teleconsulting in Veterinary Oncology
There are many challenges facing owners who have pets diagnosed with cancer, but teleconsulting can greatly help the general practitioner…
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Mast cell tumors: When to worry and when to wait
Most common skin tumor Mast cell tumors are one of the most common cutaneous tumors in dogs and are reported…
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Grade and Stage of a Tumor in Your Pet
The word “cancer” can be very scary to hear. Often when we are given this diagnosis in our animals, our…
Master delivering bad news to veterinary clients
Delivering great news to clients at the veterinary clinic is a pleasant experience. The results show the chemotherapy was effective,…
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Artificial Intelligence in Veterinary Medicine. What is out there?
What is artificial intelligence (AI)? What companies are using it in medicine? Can dogs and cats benefit too? Photo by…
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Fundamentals of Dog Lymphoma for Newly Affected Pet Parents
It’s never a good day when you find out that your best friend, your fur baby, has been diagnosed with…
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Discover Symptoms to Look Out for When Fearing Canine Lymphoma
Having a sick pet is easily one of the worst experiences a pet parent can have. They can’t tell us…
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5 Common Cancers in Dogs and Interesting Facts
What are the most common cancers in dogs? Did you know dogs get cancer similar to people? Cancer can be…
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Repurposing old drugs for new cancer treatments
Source: dvm360.com A boarded oncologist provides insight into how affordable, older medications can open the door to alternative options for…
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What is in my cat’s mouth?! Learn about oral squamous cell carcinoma in cats
Oral squamous cell carcinoma in cats is their most common oral tumor. This nasty growth in your cat’s mouth can…
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Who Can Help You When Your Pet is Diagnosed with Cancer?
What is some of the worst news you could hear? How about “The diagnosis is CANCER ” This news is…
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Can Animals Get Skin Cancer? Yes!
Animals can get skin cancer like people. Too much sun exposure is bad for our pets too. Skin cancer in…
Why is My Pet Limping? More about Bone Tumors
Bone tumors are very rare in people and cats, but sadly more common in dogs. Limping can occur from injury,…
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Is My Dog Urinating Normally? Bladder Tumors in Dogs
Bladder cancer awareness month is May. Urinary tumors can occur in dogs and cats. Cancer in our pets is a…
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What is in My Pet’s Mouth?? Oral tumors in Pets
Pet’s get tumors in their mouths too. You need to know where to look, where to go, and what to do if you suspect your pet has a growth.
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