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Dr Sue is a boarded veterinary medical cancer specialist and one of approximately 400 board-certified veterinary specialists in medical oncology in North America. Learn more about Dr Sue.
Dr Sue is a book author, Podcaster, and an Advocate for Early Cancer Detection and Raising Cancer Awareness.
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Challenges for pet owners with canine lymphoma treatments
www.dvm360.com
In an interview with dvm360®, Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology)—known as Dr Sue Cancer Vet—discusses reasons why some pet owners decline to have their dogs provided with treatment for lymphoma...
I truly am amazed! 🤩I cannot believe how beautifully Olive’s wounds healed! Both externally and in her mouth. And Stelfonta requires such a hands off approach. It’s so different from anything I’ve seen in my veterinary career and just impressive TBH, IMO.
At her 4 week recheck when I aspirated the slight swelling at the Stelfonta site, cytology showed rare mast cells but not enough to call it residual tumor.
She came back this visit 3 weeks later for reevaluation. The swelling was decreased but I aspirated it anyway and could not get any cells despite multiple attempts.
So she started chemotherapy because she has a high risk MCT. It’s grade 2/high-grade, c-kit mutation positive and has metastasized to her mandibular lymph node. Stay tuned for her chemo video coming soon.
And send Olive #kickcancerbutt vibes. 💜
📹 Want to see and learn more on Stelfonta for MCT? Check out my vlogs on my YouTube channel. Vlogs 130 -132. And so many videos on IG
ICYMI 🐶 Check out my podcast with Dr. Andy Roark on dog lymphomaThe Happy Lymphoma Dog (Hall of Fame)
drandyroark.com
In this episode of the Cone of Shame Podcast, we discuss rising tensions between emergency clinics and general practices and what can be done about it.
Want to read more about the new FDA-approved drug for for lymphoma, Tanovea? I was interviewed for an American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) publication - link below👇👇👇FDA gives full approval to new canine lymphoma drug
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“It’s a very exciting time to be an oncologist,” says cancer specialist Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM. The FDA's recent full approval of a drug to treat canine lymphoma is just one reason.