Connect with us

Headlines

Vet Hospital Network Launches 35 Cancer Centers

11 of them are in California.

mm

Published

on

SANTA MONICA, CA — VCA Animal Hospitals announced the launch of its network of 35 VCA Pet CancerCare Centers across North America.

“At VCA Pet CancerCare Centers, we are leading cancer care into a hopeful new era with longer lifespans and improved quality of life,” said Dr. Zack Wright, director of oncology at VCA Animal Diagnostic Clinic in Dallas, TX. “Our dedicated oncologists across the network are committed to working with primary care veterinarians to make advanced cancer care accessible to pet owners, with the goal always being extended, high quality of life for our patients.”

VCA Pet CancerCare Centers are located in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin. Eleven of them are in California.

According to the company, “VCA Pet CancerCare Centers will be staffed under the guidance of board-certified oncologists who have years of advanced training and experience in their area of specialization, including medical oncology, radiology, and surgery.”

In a survey conducted by VCA, 58% of pet owners said they would do everything possible to make the lives of their pets more comfortable if diagnosed with cancer.

VCA Animal Hospitals operates more than 930 small animal veterinary hospitals in the U.S., Canada and Brazil.

Advertisement

For a full list of VCA Pet CancerCare Centers, visit vcapetcancercare.com.

Watch a video about the cancer centers:

Advertisement

FEATURED VIDEO

NASC Media Spotlight

At first it was just an idea: Animal supplements needed the same quality control that human-grade supplements receive. But that was enough to start a movement and an organization —the National Animal Supplement Council — that would be dedicated to establishing a comprehensive path forward for the animal supplements industry. In this Media Spotlight interview, NASC’s president, Bill Bookout, talks to PETS+ interviewer Chloe DiVita about the industry today: Where it’s headed, what’s the latest focus and why it’s vital to gain the involvement of independent pet product retailers.

Promoted Headlines

Most Popular