The doctors and staff of The Oncology Service understand how difficult it can be to hear that your pet has cancer, and want you to know that we are here to help and discuss the different options that are available for your pet. Whether your pet is receiving conventional options, investigational therapy, or supportive care, we are actively involved with their management and in all important decisions related to their quality of life and response to therapy. In addition, we will work closely with your primary care veterinarians as well as other specialists to provide your pet the most complete and comprehensive care.

• Dealing With a Cancer Diagnosis: We have provided some general information to help guide you through your pet’s diagnosis and to help you decide if referral to a veterinary oncologist is the best next step for your pet and your family.
• What to expect during your TOS Visit: This handout helps to prepare you and your family for your first and subsequent visit with our service.
• Comprehensive Care: The best care for our patients is achieved with a complete approach to your pet’s unique cancer diagnosis and concurrent health needs.
• Informational Handouts: These handouts provide basic information about the pathobiology, diagnosis, and treatment options available for many common canine and feline cancers.
• Clinical Trials: This is a listing of our available clinical trial options, including eligibility criteria, which you may want to consider for your pet.
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Your most frequently asked questions regarding your pet’s diagnosis, TOS scheduling, medications, and other inquiries are provided in this section.