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
Dr Sue was excited for her first time speaking at Western Veterinary Conference in Vegas in March – educating the importance of early cancer detection with her “See Something, So Something. Why Wait? Apsirate.” program. Remember, if a mass is the size of a pea and there 1 month, go to your veterinarian for an aspirate. #whywaitaspirate
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.
