ANNOUNCEMENT!
Dr Sue Named Western Veterinary Conference Small Animal Continuing Educator Of The Year!
Dr Sue is a boarded veterinary medical cancer specialist. As a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (Oncology), she is one of approximately 400 board-certified veterinary specialists in medical oncology in North America. She is a book author, radio co-host, and an advocate of early cancer detection and raising cancer awareness.
Dr Sue is known as a public speaker who provides practical cancer information and an inspiring approach to treating and diagnosing cancer. Treating cancer does not have to be depressing. There is hope. Dr Sue’s sessions are engaging, educational and incorporate her fifteen-plus years of clinical experience with case presentations from her practice.
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When you are in veterinary medicine, you see a lot of bad things. Emergencies. Chronic diseases and yes, cancer. Sometimes in pets way too young for cancer.I have said goodbye to a lot of patients with many families over the years. I have cried with them and mourned their losses.
As a cancer specialist, I try not to wonder about my pets getting diseases. I would be lying if I told you I never thought about giving chemo to my own dogs. I have treated my own kitty Jeter.
When you see what I’ve seen, you appreciate health. You celebrate the senior years. Even though Matilda cannot run as fast. Her breath is stinkier. Her hearing is worse. She does not always catch her treats. But I treasure she is still with us.
I appreciate I get to celebrate another birthday. I am so lucky. I’m so thankful that my sweet Matilda turned 12 this week 💝 Here’s to many more moments together.
Meet Roisin, my new mast cell tumor patient. In this quick video I review Stelfonta tips. Stay tuned for her treatment in the next reels on IG
🐶👏 So excited that Tanovea has been fully approved by the FDA for lymphoma in dogswww.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/fda-grants-first-full-approval-treatment-lymphoma-dog...
FDA Grants First Full Approval for Treatment of Lymphoma in Dogs
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The FDA fully approved a drug intended to treat lymphoma in dogs
Sneak peek for my 3 MCT cases that I am treating next week.
I will be treating Olive, Moseley and Roisin. Meet the cases and see the before pics.
Next week I will be treating them all with Stelfonta, the new intratumoral FDA approved treatment for MCT. So stay tuned in my stories and here for more.
Got Stelfonta questions? Drop them in the comments and check out my highlights on IG and vlogs # 130, 131, 132 on my YouTube channel. #linkinbio