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 […]
Veterinary Specialists
VETERINARY SPECIALISTS: CONNECT & LEARN” Seminar
Our Specialist in Small Animal Surgery, Dr. Stephen Martin, recently successfully hosted two sessions of the “VETERINARY SPECIALISTS: CONNECT &
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New Hope for Canine Lymphoma: Half Body Irradiation (HBI) combined with Chemotherapy
Lymphoma is one of the most common malignant tumors in dogs. While traditional chemotherapy offers some effectiveness, its cure rate
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What is a Veterinary Specialist?
Veterinary specialists are highly trained veterinarians who have completed advanced education and rigorous certification processes in a specific area of
Concurrent Chemoradiotherapy: enhancing radiation with chemotherapy, a precision cancer care for pets at HVOC
Ar-Jill’s Cancer Journey: From Diagnosis to Recover Ar-Jill, a 12-year-old mixed-breed dog, developed a large mass in the right nasal
Long Long’s Triumph Over Nasal Lymphoma at Harvest Veterinary Oncology Center (HVOC)
Long Long’s Triumph Over Nasal Lymphoma at Harvest Veterinary Oncology Center (HVOC)🐾 At Harvest Veterinary Oncology Center (HVOC), we believe in
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Lunch-and-Learn
Earlier, we held Lunch-and-Learn sessions at various veterinary clinics across Hong Kong, featuring Dr. Katrina, Specialist in Oncology as the
The correct response when you find a lump on your animal
When you find a lump on your animal, it is important to respond correctly. Here is the recommended approach: ✅
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Mammary tumors
Mammary tumors are common in unspayed bitches and bitches spayed after their first heat cycle. They are more frequently observed
What does chemotherapy for your animal involve?
What does chemotherapy for your animal involve? Physical examination: The veterinary oncologist will evaluate your animal’s hydration, temperature, listen to