ONCOLOGY AND CHEMOTHERAPY
FOR DOGS & CATS
Diagnosis, Therapy, and Palliative care

Oncology
Oncological diseases are among the most common serious diagnoses in older dogs and cats. However, modern veterinary medicine offers increasing opportunities for disease control, treatment, and a significant improvement in quality of life.
At VET-F Clinic, we take an individualized approach to every oncology patient, combining tailored therapy with long-term care.

Our approach to oncology patients is comprehensive and based on modern veterinary standards. The most common oncological conditions we diagnose and treat include mammary gland tumors, lymphoma, sarcomas, adenomas, and other neoplastic diseases.

In Dogs & Cats
Chemotherapy in veterinary medicine is a modern and controlled treatment, which is applied according to individually prepared protocols.
At VET-F Clinic, the therapy is adapted to the patient, the disease and his general condition.
Main goals of chemotherapy:
- postoperative treatment;
- slowing disease progression;
- reducing tumor masses before or after surgery;
- controlling metastases;
- improving quality of life in chronic or advanced cases;
- relieving pain and discomfort;
- achieving remission.

Remission is a state in which the symptoms of the disease disappear or are significantly reduced. This does not always lead to a complete cure, but means control of the disease. The goal of any chemotherapy is to achieve remission with improved quality of life, as well as prolonging the patient’s life.

an Oncology Consultation
It is a good idea to consult a veterinarian in the event of:
- visible or growing tumors;
- unexplained weight loss;
- chronic fatigue;
- change in appetite;
- prolonged pain or discomfort;
- unusual bleeding or swelling.
Oncological diseases in dogs and cats require a careful, individual and modern approach. With proper diagnosis and treatment, many patients can live long and quality lives.
At VET-F Clinic, we strive to provide the most appropriate treatment for each patient

