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
Check back for updates and additions.

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If your dog has a mast cell tumor, here are a few reasons they might not be able to undergo surgery to remove it. 🐩
Tune in to learn. 👀
Watch till the end to hear why I think STELFONTA® should not be saved for non-surgical cases only.
🎉 I’m deeply honored to have been nominated for the Industry Influencer Award presented by The Bridge Club. Will you help me win? 🎉![]()
🗳️ Voting is from Monday 2-9 to 2/15 (Anyone can vote once, and it’s an easier voting experience on mobile) | 🗳️ Link Below!![]()
www.thebridgeclub.com/ ![]()
I don’t need the recognition; knowing our impact on pets is truly enough, but this would be so nice.![]()
Being a content creator and a practicing veterinary oncologist requires a significant amount of training, time, dedication and energy.![]()
I wouldn’t change it for the world, but opportunities for industry recognition like this make it all the more appreciated. For these reasons, receiving this award would mean so much to me.![]()
I’d appreciate your help and your vote! I appreciate your support, and let’s continue to kick cancer’s butt! 🐾
🎉 I’m deeply honored to have been nominated for the Industry Influencer Award presented by The Bridge Club. Will you help me win? 🎉![]()
🗳️ Voting is from Monday 2-9 to 2/15 (Anyone can vote once, and it’s an easier voting experience on mobile) | 🗳️ Link in Bio!![]()
I don’t need the recognition; knowing our impact on pets is truly enough, but this would be so nice.![]()
Being a content creator and a practicing veterinary oncologist requires a significant amount of training, time, dedication and energy. ![]()
I wouldn’t change it for the world, but opportunities for industry recognition like this make it all the more appreciated. For these reasons, receiving this award would mean so much to me.![]()
I’d appreciate your help and your vote! I appreciate your support, and let’s continue to kick cancer’s butt! 🐾![]()
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Did you guess correctly? It's .... (Read till the end)
TRUE! 🥦 Here's how it's helpful to our dogs. ⬇️
Broccoli is a cruciferous vegetable that contains sulforaphane, a phytochemical most notably obtained from this vegetable.
Sulforaphane is an antioxidant that concentrates in the blood and urine.
Antioxidants are like a body’s defense team, protecting cells from damage caused by free radicals—unstable molecules that can harm DNA and may lead to cancer over time.
Antioxidants, like sulforaphane, neutralize these free radicals, helping to prevent this damage, keep cells healthy, and reduce cancer risk.
Thankfully, @nutramax_labs has found a way to hack broccoli’s natural sulforaphane-producing benefits by creating Avmaquin™, a sulforaphane-producing supplement.
The Avmaquin™ supplement is a tasty, affordable, and convenient way to administer the ingredients, glucoraphanin, and active myrosinase enzymes to promote sulforaphane production, specifically in our dogs.
Drop a 🥦 in the comments if you love broccoli now even more than before!
🚨 This is NOT a drill! 🚨 The In-House Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test Gives Us Results in Just 6 Minutes! 🤯
Because of the innovations in medicine, we can now discover life-changing news faster than it takes to top off your gas tank. I know!
But how does it work?
This test is a blood test known as a liquid biopsy. It works by measuring nucleosomes, which are pieces of DNA released from cancer cells into the bloodstream. (Nucleosome levels are low in healthy dogs and are elevated in dogs with certain cancers.)
With about 2 mls of blood and in 6 minutes, the Element i+ machine you see in this reel helps us detect up to:
76% of systemic cancers
77% of lymphomas
82% of hemangiosarcomas
54% histiocytic sarcomas
This in-house point-of-care Element i+ machine has been such a gift in veterinary oncology, and I’m thrilled to have it in my practice.
Vets and fellow oncologists, did you know that the Nu.Q® now has an in-person point-of-care machine?
Do you have any questions about it, the Nu.Q®, or cancer testing?
Where are your dog's lymph nodes? 👀
When a patient comes in, and we're talking about lymphoma, or if they've happened to relapse from lymphoma, I get asked, "Where are my dog's lymph nodes?" 🐶
So, I wanted to make this reel to show you where they are! Dogs' lymph nodes can be found in four areas. Keep watching to learn where to find them.
Did you know where these were? 😂
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