THE PET ONCOLOGIST BLOG
Hi, I’m Dr. Cat Chan, a Vet Oncologist that helps vets worldwide treat pets with cancer. I am incredibly passionate about educating vets and helping pet owners learn more about cancer in pets.
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Why Amoxicillin-Clavulanic Acid Isn't Ideal for Chemotherapy Patients
Discover why amoxicillin-clavulanic acid may not be the best choice for chemotherapy patients. Learn about targeted antibiotics that offer better protection against Gram-negative bacteria, crucial for preventing sepsis in veterinary oncology. Explore current research and insights from ongoing studies.
Exploring the Use of CBD Oil in Canine Cancer Patients
Discover the potential and limitations of CBD oil in managing cancer-related symptoms in dogs. While promising in preclinical studies, its application in veterinary oncology requires further research. Explore current findings and safety considerations in our latest blog post.
Managing Multiple Low-Grade Mast Cell Tumours (MCTs) in Dogs: A Guide for Veterinarians
Explore comprehensive treatment strategies for managing multiple low-grade mast cell tumours in dogs. From surgical options to intralesional triamcinolone, this guide provides veterinarians with insights into effective care and management of MCTs. Learn about the risks of recurrence and explore alternative treatments to ensure optimal outcomes for your canine patients.
Do you routinely aspirate the spleen & liver in dogs with high-risk mast cell tumours?
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.