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Stereotactic radiation therapy or palliative convention radiation therapy are alternative options for owners who do not wish to treat their dogs with amputation or limb-sparing surgery.

What is metronomic chemotherapy? What cancers can I try it on? What are the pros & cons? Here are some answers to some ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ about metronomic chemotherapy in dogs & cats.

Yunnan Bai Yao is a Chinese herb. Yes, this may sound strange, but it can be used to help treat dogs with a bleeding cancer.

A dog presents to you acutely collapsed. The dog is flat, has pale gums & a distended abdomen. You put the ultrasound probe on, and suspect a bleeding splenic mass. The owner is distressed & waiting to speak with you? What are you going to say & recommend?

A cancer diagnosis in a loved pet can be challenging on many levels. The Pet Oncologist has compiled a list of ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ about cancer in pets, to help owners understand a bit more about cancer.

Ultrasound-guided fine-needle aspirates for cytology of the liver & spleen is recommended in all dogs with high-risk mast cell tumours, even if both the liver & spleen look normal on ultrasound.

Most cancers in ferrets occur when they are older than 3 years of age. The 3 most common cancers are adrenal gland tumours, insulinoma & lymphoma. 1 in 5 ferrets will have more than 1 type of cancer!