FOR OWNERS

We will book a one-hour phone call/video chat to discuss your pet’s cancer diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment options. Your pet’s medical records need to be attached at the time of scheduling. Incomplete records can result in medical judgment errors. Your veterinarian is welcome to attend the call. Within 24 hours of the consultation both you and your veterinarian will receive an email, including information about your pet’s cancer, and potential treatment options. Your veterinarian is welcome to request consultation services if you and they are interested in pursuing treatment through your veterinarian’s facility.

Can be booked up to 48 hours in advance.

We will book a one-hour phone call/video chat to discuss your pet’s cancer diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment options. Your pet’s medical records need to be attached at the time of scheduling. Incomplete records can result in medical judgment errors. Your veterinarian is welcome to attend the call. Within 24 hours of the consultation both you and your veterinarian will receive an email, including information about your pet’s cancer, and potential treatment options. Your veterinarian is welcome to request consultation services if you and they are interested in pursuing treatment through your veterinarian’s facility.

Can be booked up to 24 hours in advance. Weekend appointments for emergency consultations are available.

If your pet has already had an initial consultation and you wish to discuss additional case management within 6 months of the initial visit for the same diagnosis, we will book a half hour phone call/video chat. During this session, we will review your pet’s cancer diagnosis, assess any changes in their condition, discuss updated prognosis, and explore treatment options moving forward. Incomplete records can result in medical judgment errors. Your veterinarian is welcome to attend the call. Within 24 hours of the consultation both you and your veterinarian will receive an email, including information about your pet’s cancer, and potential treatment options. Your veterinarian is welcome to request consultation services if you and they are interested in pursuing treatment through your veterinarian’s facility.

Can be booked up to 48 hours in advance.