Unfortunately just like us, our pets are susceptible to cancers.  Below are some of the more common cancers we treat.

brain tumours

/YourFamilyVet/Images/Your%20Family%20Vet/handouts%20a-b/Brain%20tumours.pdf

histiocytoma

/YourFamilyVet/Images/Your%20Family%20Vet/handouts%20a-b/handouts%20c-d/handouts%20e-f/handouts%20g-h/histiocytoma.pdf

lumps

/YourFamilyVet/Images/Your%20Family%20Vet/handouts%20i-l/lumps.pdf

lymphoma

/YourFamilyVet/Images/Your%20Family%20Vet/handouts%20i-l/lymphoma.pdf

mast cell tumours

/YourFamilyVet/Images/Your%20Family%20Vet/handouts%20m-p/mast%20cell%20tumours.pdf

mammary tumours

/YourFamilyVet/Images/Your%20Family%20Vet/handouts%20m-p/Mammary%20tumours.pdf

splenic haemangiosarcomas

/YourFamilyVet/Images/Your%20Family%20Vet/handouts%20r-t/Splenic%20hemangiosarcomas.pdf

squamous cell carcinomas

/YourFamilyVet/Images/Your%20Family%20Vet/handouts%20r-t/Squamous%20cell%20carcinomas.pdf

testicular tumours

/YourFamilyVet/Images/Your%20Family%20Vet/handouts%20r-t/Testicular%20tumours.pdf