Melanoma in Your Pet Explained
Learn about Melanoma diagnosis in your pet from Dr. Rachel Venable a boarded veterinary oncologist. This video teaches you about the cancer in dogs and discusses different testing and treatment options. Learn about Pet Cancer Care Consulting. An innovative new way for pet parents to access veterinary oncology care. There are less than 450 boarded veterinary oncologists in the north America and reported to be 6 million dogs a year that get cancer. There are not enough oncologist available, but with Pet Cancer Care Consulting, the oncologist can work with the family vet to give the needed information about the cancer, testing, treatment, and prognosis. Therapy can then be guided by our oncologist working with the family vet, or we will help get the pet into a local oncology clinic. Website: https://petcancercareconsulting.com/ Facebook: / petcancercareconsulting LinkedIn: / admin #pets #pets #petcancer #dog #dogcancer #cat #catcancer #cancer #melanomaawareness
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