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1. vcacanada.com › tveh › departmentsAnimal Oncology | Toronto Veterinary Emergency Hospital - tveh

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   More and more treatment options for cancer in dogs and cats are becoming available. The goal of treatment is to provide good quality of life to the patient while prolonging survival, and in some instances even providing a cure. Treatment options provided by the TVRH oncology service include: Systemic therapy: Palliative therapy:

2. www.animalhealthpartners.com › service › toronto-ahpCompassionate Pet Oncology Services in North York | Cancer ...

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   Toronto Animal Health Partners provides compassionate pet oncology services. Our team is dedicated to comprehensive cancer care for your beloved furry family member.

3. www.ovchsc.ca › animal-cancer-centreAnimal Cancer Centre – OVC Health Sciences Centre

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   • What Is A Veterinary Specialist?

   Oncology is the study and treatment of cancer; veterinary oncology is the study and treatment of cancer in dogs, cats and other exotic and domestic animals. The Ontario Veterinary College Oncology service emphasizes a team-based approach to veterinary oncology. Through consultation and collaboration with OVC’s cancer team — including a radiation on...

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   Nowadays, more and more treatment options are becoming available as a way to treat cancer in animals. Here, at the Animal Cancer Centre our main goals in cancer treatment are to provide a good quality of life to our patients and to prolong survival. We strive to offer the best recommendations to treat your pet, but the ultimate decision maker is al...

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   In addition to completing undergraduate training and four years of veterinary school, Board-certified Veterinary Specialists have completed an internship and residency in a specialized field (an additional 3-5 years training). In addition to this extensive training, a Board-certified Veterinary Specialist must pass rigorous examinations to achieve ...

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4. www.torontovetemergency.com › services › oncologicalVeterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital of West Toronto

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   We know it can be extremely difficult to discover that your pet has cancer. We’re here to help you every step of the way. We perform a range of surgical procedures and tailor them to the needs of your pet in an effort to attack the disease they are fighting and maintain their lifestyle.

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6. yorkvilleanimalhospital.ca › oncology-cancerOncology (Cancer treatment) | Yorkville Animal Hospital ...

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   Surgery, chemotherapy and radiation are all viable options for treating our patients, as well as palliative care to keep them comfortable as they deal with this disease. Many pets tolerate the effects of chemotherapy very well — often much better than in humans.

7. vcacanada.com › carecentre › departmentsAnimal Oncology - CARE Centre

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   From pain management options to special nutritional recommendations to medications that can help lessen the nausea associated with chemotherapy, be assured that veterinary oncologists can keep most pets surprisingly comfortable during treatment.

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   Who is Toronto Animal Health Partners?

   • Toronto Animal Health Partners provides compassionate pet oncology services. Our team is dedicated to comprehensive cancer care for your beloved furry family member.

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   Are Veterinary Cancer Specialists right for your pet?

   • From surgery to chemotherapy to radiation therapy, veterinary cancer specialists (link to cancer specialty page) can offer your pet the very latest diagnostic and treatment options and the best chance of survival. With optimal treatment, cancer in many cases simply becomes another manageable chronic disease.

   Animal Surgery | Toronto Veterinary Emergency Hospital - tveh

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   How difficult is it to treat a dog with cancer?

   • In fact, one of the biggest hurdles to treating pets with cancer is that many owners imagine their pet's treatment will be more difficult than it really is. Looking for The Referral Form? The veterinary team at CARE Centre in Calgary, AB has specialized expertise in Oncology.

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   How can a veterinary surgeon help a pet with cancer?

   • Surgery is one of the most common treatment options for pets with cancer, and can lead to enhanced survival times and better quality of life for many affected pets. Your veterinary surgeon will work closely with your general practitioner or veterinary oncologist to ensure your pet is getting the very best care.

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   What treatment options does the Animal Cancer Centre offer?

   • The Animal Cancer Centre offers the following treatment options: What is a Veterinary Specialist? In addition to completing undergraduate training and four years of veterinary school, Board-certified Veterinary Specialists have completed an internship and residency in a specialized field (an additional 3-5 years training).

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   What are the treatment options for cancer in dogs and cats?

   • More and more treatment options for cancer in dogs and cats are becoming available. The goal of treatment is to provide good quality of life to the patient while prolonging survival, and in some instances even providing a cure. Treatment options provided by the TVRH oncology service include: Systemic therapy: Palliative therapy:

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   From surgery to chemotherapy to radiation therapy, veterinary cancer specialists (link to cancer specialty page) can offer your pet the very latest diagnostic and treatment options and the best chance of survival.