And this is why we are working Christmas week! We have patients to treat including an unusual stomach cancer, atypical cat lymphoma, multiple mast cell tumors, and 3 different lymphoma dogs, Dr. Sue tells you why biopsy second opinions can be so important and explains different lymphoma chemotherapy options. Plus there are aspirates AND PUPPIES!!

‘Twas the last shift before Christmas and all through my schedule, were dogs with lymphoma and not a thing else;
Some were just starting chemo and others graduating with pride, while the whole staff was festive and jolly inside.

Jake’s melanoma follow-up. Bella’s walking has improved. Leo’s lymph nodes are responding to treatment. Tripod kitty Laurelei comes to see us.

We are back! After a short break, I am back with my team. Today we are treating Snoopy’s lymphoma, Cam’s lung tumor, and little Tate’s MCT. Plus we are distracted by kittens and magnets.

Monday Bone Day: Today I meet 2 new dogs both with bone cancer. One is osteosarcoma but the other is a less common joint cancer. Both families are concerned with amputation. Plus 2 lymphomas and a butt mast cell tumor.

I am speaking at Wild West Veterinary Conference in Reno then drive to speak for the student VBMA at UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine and meet the dean Micheal Lairmore