

Chemotherapy / cancer care
Sadly we diagnose cancers in pets quite often, which partly reflects our pets long lives these days. Knowledge and our ability to diagnose cancers has really progressed in the veterinary profession such that we are able to offer a variety of options in order to treat or manage these cases.
This might involve surgery, medicines including chemotherapy options or keeping our pets as comfortable and happy as possible.
The most important factor is our patient’s welfare and as we have to make decisions on their behalf our aim is always to maintain or improve quality of life.
We often liaise with a specialist service, Chemopet, who provide us with advice on the latest options for treatment and supply medications tailored for each pet. The decision to go down this route is always a discussion, but can be really rewarding.


Sadly we diagnose cancers in pets quite often, which partly reflects our pets long lives these days. Knowledge and our ability to diagnose cancers has really progressed in the veterinary profession such that we are able to offer a variety of options in order to treat or manage these cases.
This might involve surgery, medicines including chemotherapy options or keeping our pets as comfortable and happy as possible.
The most important factor is our patient’s welfare and as we have to make decisions on their behalf our aim is always to maintain or improve quality of life.
We often liaise with a specialist service, Chemopet, who provide us with advice on the latest options for treatment and supply medications tailored for each pet. The decision to go down this route is always a discussion, but can be really rewarding.
