Case Sharing: Mediastinal Lymphoma – Ah Wu
Ah Wu first received a course of five Intensity‑Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) sessions in 2024, after which his mediastinal lymphoma […]
Radiation Therapy
Cancer cure in animals: do miracles happen✨?
Animal owners often wonder if cancer in their dog or cat can be cured. Specialist in Veterinary Oncology Dr. Antonio
Which types of tumors are considered suitable for half-body radiation therapy?
Recent research suggests that half-body irradiation (HBI) may significantly improve survival in dogs with lymphoma. Studies show that approximately 40–50%
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Are multiple general anaesthetics for radiotherapy of cancer safe in dogs and cats?
One of the most common concerns by animal parents is the safety of their animals undergoing multiple general anaesthetics for
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Cutaneous Mast Cell Tumours in Dogs
Mast cell tumours (MCTs) are one of the most common skin cancers in dogs. They arise from mast cells, which
Finished two full courses of radiation therapy (12 sessions per course) [Salad]
🎉 Salad has completed radiation therapy! Salad, a true warrior, has finished two full courses of radiation therapy (12 sessions
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Thymic Carcinoma [Ngau Nai Jai]
More than one year ago Ngau Nai Jai came to Harvest Veterinary Oncology Centre (HVOC) for investigation of a breathing
Mokie, Happy 20th birthday!
Mokie is turning 20 years young!! Mokie is turning 20 years young!! Converted to human years, that’s a remarkable 100
Case Spotlight: Dau Fa’s Journey with a Heart Base Tumour
Here at our hospital, we believe in honouring every step of a patient’s journey toward comfort and healing. Today, we
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The most common type of cancer in dogs and cats
Cancer is no longer just a human disease. With environmental changes and longer lifespans, more and more animals are beginning