Did you catch our Tripawd Talk Radio interview with veterinary oncologist Dr. Ann Hohenaus from the Animal Medical Center in New York City?
On May 19, the Tripawds community had a chance to chat with Dr. Ann E. Hohenhaus, Diplomate DACVIM (SAIM, Oncology & Small Animal Internal Medicine). If you missed it, here’s your opportunity to hear this fascinating 30-minute discussion about topics such as:
- Why does it seem like more animals are getting cancer?
- What are some exciting new developments in treating bone cancers in dogs (and cats)?
- When and why should a pawrent choose a board-certified oncologist to pursue oncology treatments for their dog or cat? Do animals with cancer have a better chance of surviving cancer if they’re treated by a board-certified oncologist?
- Which dogs are more at risk for certain types of cancers?
A big thanks goes to Tripawds member Jill, who introduced us to Dr. Hohenhaus and made this possible.
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