Who are we
In 2020, Dr Eric Tiong, Dr Harry Cheng and Dr Imen Ku together with other partners invested over HKD 80 million in Harvest Veterinary Oncology Centre (HVOC) to offer the best oncology care to animals with cancer and support their owners through the latest equipment and holistic care. HVOC is also an integrated animal hospital designed to meet the diverse demands of animal healthcare by offering a full spectrum of clinical services to our patients.
Qualified and Experienced Medical Professionals
In HVOC, we have a group of dedicated, experienced, and enthusiastic professionals, including veterinary specialists, veterinary surgeons, medical physicists, radiation therapists, nurses, and administrative staff. We are committed to providing comprehensive services with state-of-the-art technologies and personalized care for our patients. Additionally, we offer a spacious, modern, and comfortable environment to ensure a relaxed visit for them.
Uniqueness
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Oncologist Consultation
Our experienced veterinary oncologists are dedicated to treating every pet through a collaborative approach, extensive application of technologies, and innovative treatment options.
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Radiation Therapy (RT)
The principle of Radiation Therapy (RT) is to use high-energy photon beams to destroy the DNA in cancer cells, preventing them from proliferating, thereby killing the cancer cells and shrinking the tumors.
What We Offer
Radiation Therapy (RT) is one of the most important cancer treatment methods. Its principle is to use high-energy photon beams to destroy the DNA in cancer cells, preventing them from proliferating, thereby killing the cancer cells and shrinking the tumors.
When conventional radiation therapy is used, our oncologist plans the irradiation range according to the irregular three-dimensional shape of the tumour. Stereotactic Radiation Therapy (SRT) is a new treatment plan that delivers a higher dose per session, requires fewer treatments, and offers high-precision radiation therapy.
Chemotherapy employs drugs that kill cancer cells to cure the disease, slow down their growth, and reduce the discomfort caused by tumours. As chemotherapy often works by attacking rapidly dividing cells, healthy cells can also be affected. However, our professional team can suggest strategies to minimise and manage the side effects.
PET-CT scanning allows veterinary oncologists to understand changes in the metabolism of cancer cells and determine whether the cancer has spread to other areas of the body, which can help us assess the development stage of the disease. Scan results can help us to: (1) diagnose the cancer, (2) determine the size of the cancer, and (3) evaluate whether it has spread…
Hyperthyroidism is caused by an increase in the production of thyroid hormones (known as T3 and T4) from an enlarged thyroid gland in a cat’s neck. Thyroid hormones play an important role in regulating many of the cat’s bodily processes, including metabolism and blood pressure…
Ultrasound is a safe, non-invasive diagnostic procedure that provides your veterinarian with a two-dimensional ‘picture’ of your pet’s organs. During the procedure, our expert typically uses sound waves from a hand-held probe to create an image on a monitor.
