Sue wrote this piece, Cancer is Not A Death Sentence for Veterinary Team Brief.
Sue and DVM 360 present a useful handout to help answer veterinary client questions about this form of cancer treatment. Click Here to download.
I messed up. Big time. I missed a tumor in my own veterinary technician’s dog. I failed Smokey and Amanda. How could I, a cancer specialist, have missed this tumor?
Smokey was my inspiration for a new cancer awareness program called See Something, Do Something. I am on a mission to help us all detect tumors earlier—whether you are a veterinarian, a veterinary team member or a pet owner.
Dr. Sue recently wrote an exclusive article for Today’s Veterinary Practice, a publication of the North American Veterinary Community, entitled Clinical Insights A Cancer Diagnosis Is Not a Death Sentence.
Dr Sue was honored to receive the Woof Pack Award for Exceptional Doctor Performance in the Northeast specialty region on July 21, 2016. #lovewhatyoudo
Learn more about Dr Sue's early cancer detection program at WhyWaitAspirate.com
On The Pet Cancer Vet Dr Sue Ettinger takes pre-arranged calls from pet owners with a dog or cat with cancer to give information, support and hope. Click here to listen on The Radio Pet Lady Network.🎂 Happy birthday @kheuter ♥️
🥳 Happy birthday to my partner in life, my best friend, and my biggest supporter
🎁 This guy is the best gift life has given me.
👨🏼⚕️ He’s a brilliant veterinarian, amazing father and dedicated hubby.
🤝 The journey is not always easy. In fact some days and weeks are rough. Real life is hard.
🥰 But I wouldn’t want to share this crazy adventure with anyone else but him ♥️
🙏🏻 I’m thankful to have him by my side.
♥️ Thankful ♥️
🐶 Thankful that Project Precious Rescue, Inc. rescued sweet Hazel
💚 and that they are funding her chemotherapy treatment for her metastatic mast cell tumor
🤗 and that her foster family is taking such amazing care of her
📆 including getting her to our appointments
💊and giving her all of her medications
🥰 everyone makes sure she gets lots of love and treats too
🤝 it takes a village
💪🏼 go #TeamHazel
What an honor to be included among some of the awesome veterinarians drawn by @nina.draws.scientists! She’s done a great spotlight series on women in the #veterinary industry and I am thrilled to be included! 💜💜
#Repost @nina.draws.scientists with @get_repost
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✨DR SUSAN ETTINGER✨
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💖Passionate about raising awareness about animal cancer, @drsuecancervet is a practicing veterinary cancer specialist, international speaker, book author, podcast presenter and vlogger
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🎉Huge thank yous to @thesocialdvm and @vetchangesworld for the recommendation
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💉Dr Ettinger’s work in the animal cancer space is truly phenomenal. Her focus is early detection, which she promotes through “See something, do something, why wait? Aspirate”. These guidelines are a logical and memorable set of instructions to equip pet owners and veterinarians swiftly identify whether superficial tumours in dogs or cats are cancerous and need to be removed
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💯In her Vlog, you witness Dr Ettinger in her zone. It’s so clear why she is one of the ~400 board-certified specialists in medical oncology in North America. Through her own patients, she introduces different types of cancers and shares her treatment plan
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❓Prior to discovering Dr Ettinger, I didn’t realise that dogs are victim to cancer (I’m not a pet owner!). In dogs over 10 years of age, cancer is the leading cause of death. 50% of older dogs develop cancer, and eventually 1 in 4 dogs die from cancer. Malignant cancers also favour certain pure breed dogs
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🐶With passionate veterinary professionals like Dr Ettinger, encouraging these cancer cases to be caught early will save lives
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💪🏼Here Dr Ettinger is pictured preparing an aspirate sample to #kickcancersbutt
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