Public Speaking
Dr Sue is a board-certified veterinary cancer specialist, book author & international speaker dedicated to increasing cancer awareness and early detection.
Dr. Sue Ettinger 2024 Speaking Events
- VMX: Veterinary Meeting and Expo, Orlando FL, January 13-16
- WVC: Western Veterinary Conference, Las Vegas NV, February 17 – 20
- Buffalo Academy of Veterinary Medicine, Buffalo, NY, April 4
- Atlantic Provinces Veterinary Conference, Halifax, Canada, April 19 – 20
- Northern NJ VMA May 21
- Fetch: Kansas City, MO: 8/23-8/25
- NY Vet Show: NYC, NY: 11/7-11/8
- Fetch: Long Beach, CA: 12/6 – 12/8
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Breaking Down Dysbiosis + Why You Need To Know About It 👀 In layman’s terms, dysbiosis refers to an imbalance in the natural bacteria that live in our body, especially in the gut. (This can occur in PETS and humans.)Learn more about how chemotherapy and misused antibiotics in our pets can contribute to dysbiosis. Have any questions? Ask me in the comments.
If you've been following me for the past few years, you likely know I'm a huge advocate for the single injection, non-surgical mast cell tumor treatment option tigilanol tiglate, AKA STELFONTA®. 💉I've treated almost 100 cases with this drug, and even in the most challenging locations and situations, its healing abilities have continued to amaze me.The "scariest" part of this treatment is managing the wound that forms during the healing process. However, once you get comfortable with the wound and fully realize it's just a part of the healing process, you'll no longer be phased like you were.Stay TUNED because even more resources, including a FREE four-hour RACE-approved online CE, are coming to help you become a confident STELFONTA® Superstar. 🤩#stelfonta #stelfontatreatment #stelfontainjection #mastcelltumor #mct #beatingmct #dogmct #kickcancersbut #drsuecancervet #cancerveterinarian #Veterinaryoncology #veterinarymedicine #veterinarian #veterinarians #veterinariansofinstagram #petcarepros #veterinary #vetmed
Have you heard about #operationsantapaws? 🎄🐾 If not, please tune in! ❤️💚 With influence comes great responsibility, and this year, I felt deeply called to spread awareness to the pets in our shelters this holiday season.So here's my PSA: there are thousands of cats and dogs in shelters every holiday season, and if you have anything you can donate or do for our pets in the shelters, please do. It can start with a simple Google search and calling your local animal shelter to see what they need. Your help can go a long way for the animals who are too often forgotten about. 💔No gesture is too small, as every act of kindness for the voiceless helps. Thank you for tuning in, and please share this reel to help me spread the mission behind Operation Santa Paws. #operationsantapaws #animalshelters #christmasdogs #christmastime
Say Hi to Autumn! 👋 Watch to review a great example of a starter case for treating with STELFONTA®!
DON'T MISS THE CAPTION: ↓Even the most experienced veterinary professional cannot look at a mass and know if it's cancerous or not. I've also heard so many pet parents say that they'll keep an eye on it, and before you know it, it's months later, inches in diameter, and too late to operate. Size, color, and texture cannot indicate malignancy. That's why you should always have your veterinarian aspirate any mass that's 1 cm or the size of a pea that has been on your cat or dog for a month. I've registered this idea as the SEE SOMETHING, DO SOMETHING. WHY WAIT? ASPIRATE® program.It emphasizes that if you find a bump that is the size of a pea or larger and has been there a month, you should make an appointment with your primary veterinarian to have it aspirated asap. 📢If you find any suspicious lumps or bumps on your pet, click the link in my bio to download my free printable body maps and purchase my affordable calipers to mark it and track its size for the month after discovery.Have you checked your pet for lumps or bumps this month?
Happy Thanksgiving Community! 🦃💜I hope you're spending the day with your loved ones, whether that's your family, friends, or even just your furbaby. I hope you're eating great food and taking the time to reflect on the good things that you have to be thankful for. I think many of my core followers know it's been a rough year for me personally, but that doesn't mean I don't have many things in my life for which I can be grateful. In spite of it all, I do have many things. Swipe to view my list, and of course, I'm SO GRATEFUL for you! I hope you have a great holiday weekend! What's your favorite part of Thanksgiving: The food, Black Friday shopping, or family time?
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