HOMEPAGE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTERABOUT USONCOLOGY CAREONE CUREEDUCATION & RESEARCHDONATEMEET OUR TEAM Flint Animal Cancer Center is a world leader in pet cancer treatment, with decades of experience providing advanced, comprehensive, and

compassionate care.

CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL As members of a land grant institution, the Flint Animal Cancer Center is committed to sharing our knowledge and expertise. Through our free Consult Service, our oncology specialists help referring veterinarians and concerned pet owners. Our clinicians are available to answer general questions about cancer in pets and the oncology care offered

at our clinic.*

VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention of cancer. If successful, this study could provide important justification for eventually looking at a similar approach in humans. PET CANCER TREATMENT OPTIONS Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, pets with cancer have various treatment options. A veterinary oncologist may recommend one or more treatment alternatives. Like cancer care in people, treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation are used alone or in combination to control cancer in pets.

The Flint

DR. MOLLY GASPARINI

Dr. Molly Gasparini is a veterinarian and a medical oncology resident at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University.

LYMPHOMA IN DOGS

Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs today, accounting for up to 24% of all new canine cancers. It is a cancer of lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) and lymphoid

tissues.

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR PET LOSES A LEG TO CANCER mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

DR. MAUREEN GRIFFIN

Dr. Maureen Griffin Surgical Oncology Fellow. Growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, companion animals were an important part of my life. My grandfather grew up with Kerry Blue Terriers in Ireland, and my dad became an advocate for the breed in the U.S., such that our house was

always full.

LEG AMPUTATION: WILL MY DOG BE OKAY? Deciding to amputate your pet’s leg can be difficult and emotional. At the Flint Animal Cancer Center, we understand your fears and provide support to each patient family throughout the process.Amputation is one of the best treatment options to control or eliminate certain types of cancer, and many patients undergo this surgery without complication each year, in fact, our surgeons perform

DR. BERNARD SÉGUIN

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media HOMEPAGE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTERABOUT USONCOLOGY CAREONE CUREEDUCATION & RESEARCHDONATEMEET OUR TEAM Flint Animal Cancer Center is a world leader in pet cancer treatment, with decades of experience providing advanced, comprehensive, and

compassionate care.

CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL As members of a land grant institution, the Flint Animal Cancer Center is committed to sharing our knowledge and expertise. Through our free Consult Service, our oncology specialists help referring veterinarians and concerned pet owners. Our clinicians are available to answer general questions about cancer in pets and the oncology care offered

at our clinic.*

VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention of cancer. If successful, this study could provide important justification for eventually looking at a similar approach in humans. PET CANCER TREATMENT OPTIONS Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, pets with cancer have various treatment options. A veterinary oncologist may recommend one or more treatment alternatives. Like cancer care in people, treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation are used alone or in combination to control cancer in pets.

The Flint

DR. MOLLY GASPARINI

Dr. Molly Gasparini is a veterinarian and a medical oncology resident at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University.

LYMPHOMA IN DOGS

Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs today, accounting for up to 24% of all new canine cancers. It is a cancer of lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) and lymphoid

tissues.

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR PET LOSES A LEG TO CANCER mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

DR. MAUREEN GRIFFIN

Dr. Maureen Griffin Surgical Oncology Fellow. Growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, companion animals were an important part of my life. My grandfather grew up with Kerry Blue Terriers in Ireland, and my dad became an advocate for the breed in the U.S., such that our house was

always full.

LEG AMPUTATION: WILL MY DOG BE OKAY? Deciding to amputate your pet’s leg can be difficult and emotional. At the Flint Animal Cancer Center, we understand your fears and provide support to each patient family throughout the process.Amputation is one of the best treatment options to control or eliminate certain types of cancer, and many patients undergo this surgery without complication each year, in fact, our surgeons perform

DR. BERNARD SÉGUIN

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

OUR SERVICES

The Flint Animal Cancer Center leads the way in the number of surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiation treatments for dogs, cats, and other companion animals with cancer. Each patient receives a personalized treatment plan developed by veterinary medicine’s most experienced team of oncologists. VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention of cancer. If successful, this study could provide important justification for eventually looking at a similar approach in humans.

APPOINTMENTS

The Lucy Oncology Clinic at the Flint Animal Cancer Center sees new patient appointments Monday-Thursday. Please note, appointments are often booked out two weeks or more. The specialty fee for the new patient visit is $200. This fee includes the physical exam, review of recent medical information from primary or other specialty veterinarians, discussion of our recommended treatment options NEW ONCOLOGY TEACHING MODEL PROVIDES PATIENT-CENTERED Flint Animal Cancer Center faculty have redesigned the oncology clinic teaching model for fourth-year DVM students to provide patient-centered learning to ONCOLOGY SPECIALTY TRAINING Veterinary Surgical Oncology Fellowship. The Surgical Oncology Fellowship at the Flint Animal Cancer Center is a one-year clinical training appointment designed for veterinarians who have completed a three year American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) approved residency in small animal surgery.

TREATMENT OPTIONS

Following your pet’s examination and diagnosis, the team at the Flint Animal Cancer Center will discuss treatment options with you. Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, your pet’s oncologist may recommend one or more treatment

alternatives.

NEW CLINICAL TRIAL FOR DOGS WITH NASAL TUMORS MAY HELP Grendel joined her forever family along with her brother Beowulf at eight weeks old. “We could tell right away she had a mischievous streak and was destined to get her brother in trouble,” said Marcia Bohannon, Grendel’s human. HEMANGIOSARCOMA IN DOGS Hemangiosarcomas are malignant tumors derived from the cells lining blood vessels (hem = blood, angio = vessel, sarcoma = tumor).). Hemangiosarcoma is a common cancer in dogs accounting for approximately 5% of cases.

DR. JENNA BURTON

Dr. Jenna Burton, D.V.M., M.S. Diplomate ACVIM (Oncology) Associate Professor. I had one of my first experiences with pet cancer after college when I was working as a veterinary technician at the only animal hospital on Nantucket Island. IS AMPUTATION THE ONLY TREATMENT OPTION FOR DOGS WITH BONE mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media HOMEPAGE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTERABOUT USONCOLOGY CAREONE CUREEDUCATION & RESEARCHDONATEMEET OUR TEAM Flint Animal Cancer Center is a world leader in pet cancer treatment, with decades of experience providing advanced, comprehensive, and

compassionate care.

NEW CLINICAL TRIAL FOR DOGS WITH NASAL TUMORS MAY HELP The Flint Animal Cancer Center offers a new clinical trial for dogs with nasal tumors that might help people, too. CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL As members of a land grant institution, the Flint Animal Cancer Center is committed to sharing our knowledge and expertise. Through our free Consult Service, our oncology specialists help referring veterinarians and concerned pet owners. Our clinicians are available to answer general questions about cancer in pets and the oncology care offered

at our clinic.*

CURRENT CLINICAL TRIALS Our clinical trials program is the largest in veterinary medicine and includes seven dedicated staff members. In 2019, the program managed 35 clinical trials to study more effective therapies for a variety of cancer types including, osteosarcoma, lymphoma, soft tissue sarcoma,

and brain tumors.

DR. MOLLY GASPARINI

Dr. Molly Gasparini is a veterinarian and a medical oncology resident at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University. VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY The Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study (VACCS trial) will be the largest clinical trial conducted to date for canine cancer. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention, rather than treatment of dogs with cancer. Healthy dogs of certain breeds, 5.5 to 11.5 years old, will be randomized to receive

DR. BERNARD SÉGUIN

Dr. Bernard Séguin. Dr. Bernard Séguin, D.V.M., M.S., Diplomate ACVS, ACVS Founding Fellow – Surgical Oncology. Professor, Surgical Oncology. I have always wanted to be a veterinarian, from the day I learned there were doctors who treat animals. The fact that I never changed my mind, some might say, shows my determination, while others

LYMPHOMA IN DOGS

Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs today, accounting for up to 24% of all new canine cancers. It is a cancer of lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) and lymphoid tissues. Lymphoid tissue is normally present in many places in the body, including lymph nodes, spleen, liver, digestive tract, and bone

marrow.

LEG AMPUTATION: WILL MY DOG BE OKAY? Leg amputation surgery in pets. If you decide to proceed with amputation, you will admit your pet into the hospital either the day before or the morning of surgery. The total length of anesthesia time is usually three to four hours. This is a major operation, and the serious complications rate is up to 5%, with a fatality rate of less

than 1%.

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR PET LOSES A LEG TO CANCER mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media HOMEPAGE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTERABOUT USONCOLOGY CAREONE CUREEDUCATION & RESEARCHDONATEMEET OUR TEAM Flint Animal Cancer Center is a world leader in pet cancer treatment, with decades of experience providing advanced, comprehensive, and

compassionate care.

NEW CLINICAL TRIAL FOR DOGS WITH NASAL TUMORS MAY HELP The Flint Animal Cancer Center offers a new clinical trial for dogs with nasal tumors that might help people, too. CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL As members of a land grant institution, the Flint Animal Cancer Center is committed to sharing our knowledge and expertise. Through our free Consult Service, our oncology specialists help referring veterinarians and concerned pet owners. Our clinicians are available to answer general questions about cancer in pets and the oncology care offered

at our clinic.*

CURRENT CLINICAL TRIALS Our clinical trials program is the largest in veterinary medicine and includes seven dedicated staff members. In 2019, the program managed 35 clinical trials to study more effective therapies for a variety of cancer types including, osteosarcoma, lymphoma, soft tissue sarcoma,

and brain tumors.

DR. MOLLY GASPARINI

Dr. Molly Gasparini is a veterinarian and a medical oncology resident at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University. VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY The Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study (VACCS trial) will be the largest clinical trial conducted to date for canine cancer. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention, rather than treatment of dogs with cancer. Healthy dogs of certain breeds, 5.5 to 11.5 years old, will be randomized to receive

DR. BERNARD SÉGUIN

Dr. Bernard Séguin. Dr. Bernard Séguin, D.V.M., M.S., Diplomate ACVS, ACVS Founding Fellow – Surgical Oncology. Professor, Surgical Oncology. I have always wanted to be a veterinarian, from the day I learned there were doctors who treat animals. The fact that I never changed my mind, some might say, shows my determination, while others

LYMPHOMA IN DOGS

Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs today, accounting for up to 24% of all new canine cancers. It is a cancer of lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) and lymphoid tissues. Lymphoid tissue is normally present in many places in the body, including lymph nodes, spleen, liver, digestive tract, and bone

marrow.

LEG AMPUTATION: WILL MY DOG BE OKAY? Leg amputation surgery in pets. If you decide to proceed with amputation, you will admit your pet into the hospital either the day before or the morning of surgery. The total length of anesthesia time is usually three to four hours. This is a major operation, and the serious complications rate is up to 5%, with a fatality rate of less

than 1%.

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR PET LOSES A LEG TO CANCER mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

OUR SERVICES

Our Services. The Flint Animal Cancer Center’s Lucy Oncology Clinic is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to unparalleled veterinary cancer care. In addition to the well-equipped main clinic, we also house a modern and spacious radiation oncology suite. We offer veterinary medicine’s most advanced diagnostic tools and treatment

options.

NEW ONCOLOGY TEACHING MODEL PROVIDES PATIENT-CENTERED Flint Animal Cancer Center faculty have redesigned the oncology clinic teaching model for fourth-year DVM students to provide patient-centered learning to CURRENT CLINICAL TRIALS Our clinical trials program is the largest in veterinary medicine and includes seven dedicated staff members. In 2019, the program managed 35 clinical trials to study more effective therapies for a variety of cancer types including, osteosarcoma, lymphoma, soft tissue sarcoma,

and brain tumors.

PET CANCER TREATMENT OPTIONS Pet Cancer Treatment Options. Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, pets with cancer have various treatment options. A veterinary oncologist may recommend one or more treatment alternatives. Like cancer care in people, treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation are used alone or in combination ONCOLOGY SPECIALTY TRAINING The Surgical Oncology Fellowship at the Flint Animal Cancer Center is a one-year clinical training appointment designed for veterinarians who have completed a three year American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) approved residency in small animal surgery. Candidates should possess a strong interest in surgical oncology and research.

MEET OUR TEAM

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

DR. MAUREEN GRIFFIN

Dr. Maureen Griffin Surgical Oncology Fellow. Growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, companion animals were an important part of my life. My grandfather grew up with Kerry Blue Terriers in Ireland, and my dad became an advocate for the breed in the U.S., such that our house was

always full.

DR. JENNA BURTON

Dr. Jenna Burton. Dr. Jenna Burton, D.V.M., M.S. Diplomate ACVIM (Oncology) Associate Professor. I had one of my first experiences with pet cancer after college when I was working as a veterinary technician at the only animal hospital on Nantucket Island. Living in relative isolation, I had a chance to see a variety of patient diagnoses

because

DR. KRISTEN WEISHAAR Dr. Kristen Weishaar, D.V.M., M.S., Diplomate ACVIM (Oncology) Clinical Trials Director. I have lived in many places across the country: from California to Massachusetts, and now Colorado. I did my undergraduate work at Virginia Tech (Go Hokies!), and earned my D.V.M. from Tufts University in IS AMPUTATION THE ONLY TREATMENT OPTION FOR DOGS WITH BONE Previously, amputation was the only treatment option. Our team is looking at a novel approach to inject sterile bone cement into the tumor to strengthen the bone and then to proceed with radiation therapy. We hope this may prove to be another good treatment option with fewer complications. HOMEPAGE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTERABOUT USONCOLOGY CAREONE CUREEDUCATION & RESEARCHDONATEMEET OUR TEAM Flint Animal Cancer Center is a world leader in pet cancer treatment, with decades of experience providing advanced, comprehensive, and

compassionate care.

CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL As members of a land grant institution, the Flint Animal Cancer Center is committed to sharing our knowledge and expertise. Through our free Consult Service, our oncology specialists help referring veterinarians and concerned pet owners. Our clinicians are available to answer general questions about cancer in pets and the oncology care offered

at our clinic.*

VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention of cancer. If successful, this study could provide important justification for eventually looking at a similar approach in humans.

DR. MOLLY GASPARINI

Dr. Molly Gasparini is a veterinarian and a medical oncology resident at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University.

DR. RODNEY PAGE

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

DR. BERNARD SÉGUIN

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

DR. MAUREEN GRIFFIN

Dr. Maureen Griffin Surgical Oncology Fellow. Growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, companion animals were an important part of my life. My grandfather grew up with Kerry Blue Terriers in Ireland, and my dad became an advocate for the breed in the U.S., such that our house was

always full.

LYMPHOMA IN DOGS

Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs today, accounting for up to 24% of all new canine cancers. It is a cancer of lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) and lymphoid

tissues.

DR. KRISTEN WEISHAAR mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR PET LOSES A LEG TO CANCER mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media HOMEPAGE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTERABOUT USONCOLOGY CAREONE CUREEDUCATION & RESEARCHDONATEMEET OUR TEAM Flint Animal Cancer Center is a world leader in pet cancer treatment, with decades of experience providing advanced, comprehensive, and

compassionate care.

CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL As members of a land grant institution, the Flint Animal Cancer Center is committed to sharing our knowledge and expertise. Through our free Consult Service, our oncology specialists help referring veterinarians and concerned pet owners. Our clinicians are available to answer general questions about cancer in pets and the oncology care offered

at our clinic.*

VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention of cancer. If successful, this study could provide important justification for eventually looking at a similar approach in humans.

DR. MOLLY GASPARINI

Dr. Molly Gasparini is a veterinarian and a medical oncology resident at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University.

DR. RODNEY PAGE

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

DR. BERNARD SÉGUIN

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

DR. MAUREEN GRIFFIN

Dr. Maureen Griffin Surgical Oncology Fellow. Growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, companion animals were an important part of my life. My grandfather grew up with Kerry Blue Terriers in Ireland, and my dad became an advocate for the breed in the U.S., such that our house was

always full.

LYMPHOMA IN DOGS

Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs today, accounting for up to 24% of all new canine cancers. It is a cancer of lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) and lymphoid

tissues.

DR. KRISTEN WEISHAAR mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR PET LOSES A LEG TO CANCER mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

OUR SERVICES

The Flint Animal Cancer Center leads the way in the number of surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiation treatments for dogs, cats, and other companion animals with cancer. Each patient receives a personalized treatment plan developed by veterinary medicine’s most experienced team of oncologists. NEW ONCOLOGY TEACHING MODEL PROVIDES PATIENT-CENTERED Flint Animal Cancer Center faculty have redesigned the oncology clinic teaching model for fourth-year DVM students to provide patient-centered learning to NEW CLINICAL TRIAL FOR DOGS WITH NASAL TUMORS MAY HELP The Flint Animal Cancer Center offers a new clinical trial for dogs with nasal tumors that might help people, too.

APPOINTMENTS

The Lucy Oncology Clinic at the Flint Animal Cancer Center sees new patient appointments Monday-Thursday. Please note, appointments are often booked out two weeks or more. The specialty fee for the new patient visit is $200. This fee includes the physical exam, review of recent medical information from primary or other specialty veterinarians, discussion of our recommended treatment options PET CANCER TREATMENT OPTIONS Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, pets with cancer have various treatment options. A veterinary oncologist may recommend one or more treatment alternatives. Like cancer care in people, treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation are used alone or in combination to control cancer in pets.

The Flint

TREATMENT OPTIONS

Following your pet’s examination and diagnosis, the team at the Flint Animal Cancer Center will discuss treatment options with you. Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, your pet’s oncologist may recommend one or more treatment

alternatives.

VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention of cancer. If successful, this study could provide important justification for eventually looking at a similar approach in humans. ONCOLOGY SPECIALTY TRAINING Veterinary Surgical Oncology Fellowship. The Surgical Oncology Fellowship at the Flint Animal Cancer Center is a one-year clinical training appointment designed for veterinarians who have completed a three year American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) approved residency in small animal surgery.

DR. JENNA BURTON

Dr. Jenna Burton, D.V.M., M.S. Diplomate ACVIM (Oncology) Associate Professor. I had one of my first experiences with pet cancer after college when I was working as a veterinary technician at the only animal hospital on Nantucket Island. IS AMPUTATION THE ONLY TREATMENT OPTION FOR DOGS WITH BONE mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media HOMEPAGE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTERABOUT USONCOLOGY CAREONE CURECLINICAL TRIALSEDUCATION & RESEARCHDONATE Flint Animal Cancer Center is a world leader in pet cancer treatment, with decades of experience providing advanced, comprehensive, and

compassionate care.

CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL As members of a land grant institution, the Flint Animal Cancer Center is committed to sharing our knowledge and expertise. Through our free Consult Service, our oncology specialists help referring veterinarians and concerned pet owners. Our clinicians are available to answer general questions about cancer in pets and the oncology care offered

at our clinic.*

DR. MOLLY GASPARINI

Dr. Molly Gasparini is a veterinarian and a medical oncology resident at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University. VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY The Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study (VACCS trial) will be the largest clinical trial conducted to date for canine cancer. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention, rather than treatment of dogs with cancer. Healthy dogs of certain breeds, 5.5 to 11.5 years old, will be randomized to receive

DR. RODNEY PAGE

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

DR. BERNARD SÉGUIN

Dr. Bernard Séguin. Dr. Bernard Séguin, D.V.M., M.S., Diplomate ACVS, ACVS Founding Fellow – Surgical Oncology. Professor, Surgical Oncology. I have always wanted to be a veterinarian, from the day I learned there were doctors who treat animals. The fact that I never changed my mind, some might say, shows my determination, while others

LYMPHOMA IN DOGS

Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs today, accounting for up to 24% of all new canine cancers. It is a cancer of lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) and lymphoid tissues. Lymphoid tissue is normally present in many places in the body, including lymph nodes, spleen, liver, digestive tract, and bone

marrow.

DR. MAUREEN GRIFFIN

Dr. Maureen Griffin Surgical Oncology Fellow. Growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, companion animals were an important part of my life. My grandfather grew up with Kerry Blue Terriers in Ireland, and my dad became an advocate for the breed in the U.S., such that our house was

always full.

DR. KRISTEN WEISHAAR Dr. Kristen Weishaar, D.V.M., M.S., Diplomate ACVIM (Oncology) Clinical Trials Director. I have lived in many places across the country: from California to Massachusetts, and now Colorado. I did my undergraduate work at Virginia Tech (Go Hokies!), and earned my D.V.M. from Tufts University in WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR PET LOSES A LEG TO CANCER mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media HOMEPAGE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTERABOUT USONCOLOGY CAREONE CURECLINICAL TRIALSEDUCATION & RESEARCHDONATE Flint Animal Cancer Center is a world leader in pet cancer treatment, with decades of experience providing advanced, comprehensive, and

compassionate care.

CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL As members of a land grant institution, the Flint Animal Cancer Center is committed to sharing our knowledge and expertise. Through our free Consult Service, our oncology specialists help referring veterinarians and concerned pet owners. Our clinicians are available to answer general questions about cancer in pets and the oncology care offered

at our clinic.*

DR. MOLLY GASPARINI

Dr. Molly Gasparini is a veterinarian and a medical oncology resident at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University. VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY The Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study (VACCS trial) will be the largest clinical trial conducted to date for canine cancer. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention, rather than treatment of dogs with cancer. Healthy dogs of certain breeds, 5.5 to 11.5 years old, will be randomized to receive

DR. RODNEY PAGE

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

DR. BERNARD SÉGUIN

Dr. Bernard Séguin. Dr. Bernard Séguin, D.V.M., M.S., Diplomate ACVS, ACVS Founding Fellow – Surgical Oncology. Professor, Surgical Oncology. I have always wanted to be a veterinarian, from the day I learned there were doctors who treat animals. The fact that I never changed my mind, some might say, shows my determination, while others

LYMPHOMA IN DOGS

Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs today, accounting for up to 24% of all new canine cancers. It is a cancer of lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) and lymphoid tissues. Lymphoid tissue is normally present in many places in the body, including lymph nodes, spleen, liver, digestive tract, and bone

marrow.

DR. MAUREEN GRIFFIN

Dr. Maureen Griffin Surgical Oncology Fellow. Growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, companion animals were an important part of my life. My grandfather grew up with Kerry Blue Terriers in Ireland, and my dad became an advocate for the breed in the U.S., such that our house was

always full.

DR. KRISTEN WEISHAAR Dr. Kristen Weishaar, D.V.M., M.S., Diplomate ACVIM (Oncology) Clinical Trials Director. I have lived in many places across the country: from California to Massachusetts, and now Colorado. I did my undergraduate work at Virginia Tech (Go Hokies!), and earned my D.V.M. from Tufts University in WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR PET LOSES A LEG TO CANCER mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

OUR SERVICES

Our Services. The Flint Animal Cancer Center’s Lucy Oncology Clinic is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to unparalleled veterinary cancer care. In addition to the well-equipped main clinic, we also house a modern and spacious radiation oncology suite. We offer veterinary medicine’s most advanced diagnostic tools and treatment

options.

NEW ONCOLOGY TEACHING MODEL PROVIDES PATIENT-CENTERED Flint Animal Cancer Center faculty have redesigned the oncology clinic teaching model for fourth-year DVM students to provide patient-centered learning to CURRENT CLINICAL TRIALS Our clinical trials program is the largest in veterinary medicine and includes seven dedicated staff members. In 2019, the program managed 35 clinical trials to study more effective therapies for a variety of cancer types including, osteosarcoma, lymphoma, soft tissue sarcoma,

and brain tumors.

NEW CLINICAL TRIAL FOR DOGS WITH NASAL TUMORS MAY HELP The Flint Animal Cancer Center offers a new clinical trial for dogs with nasal tumors that might help people, too.

APPOINTMENTS

The Lucy Oncology Clinic at the Flint Animal Cancer Center sees new patient appointments Monday-Thursday. Please note, appointments are often booked out two weeks or more. The specialty fee for the new patient visit is $200. This fee includes the physical exam, review of recent medical information from primary or other specialty veterinarians, discussion of our recommended treatment options PET CANCER TREATMENT OPTIONS Pet Cancer Treatment Options. Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, pets with cancer have various treatment options. A veterinary oncologist may recommend one or more treatment alternatives. Like cancer care in people, treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation are used alone or in combination

TREATMENT OPTIONS

Following your pet’s examination and diagnosis, the team at the Flint Animal Cancer Center will discuss treatment options with you. Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, your pet’s oncologist may recommend one or more treatment

alternatives.

VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY The Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study (VACCS trial) will be the largest clinical trial conducted to date for canine cancer. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention, rather than treatment of dogs with cancer. Healthy dogs of certain breeds, 5.5 to 11.5 years old, will be randomized to receive ONCOLOGY SPECIALTY TRAINING The Surgical Oncology Fellowship at the Flint Animal Cancer Center is a one-year clinical training appointment designed for veterinarians who have completed a three year American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) approved residency in small animal surgery. Candidates should possess a strong interest in surgical oncology and research.

DR. JENNA BURTON

Dr. Jenna Burton. Dr. Jenna Burton, D.V.M., M.S. Diplomate ACVIM (Oncology) Associate Professor. I had one of my first experiences with pet cancer after college when I was working as a veterinary technician at the only animal hospital on Nantucket Island. Living in relative isolation, I had a chance to see a variety of patient diagnoses

because

HOMEPAGE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTERABOUT USONCOLOGY CAREONE CURECLINICAL TRIALSEDUCATION & RESEARCHDONATE Flint Animal Cancer Center is a world leader in pet cancer treatment, with decades of experience providing advanced, comprehensive, and

compassionate care.

CURRENT CLINICAL TRIALS Our clinical trials program is the largest in veterinary medicine and includes seven dedicated staff members. In 2019, the program managed 35 clinical trials to study more effective therapies for a variety of cancer types including, osteosarcoma, lymphoma, soft tissue sarcoma,

and brain tumors.

CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL As members of a land grant institution, the Flint Animal Cancer Center is committed to sharing our knowledge and expertise. Through our free Consult Service, our oncology specialists help referring veterinarians and concerned pet owners. Our clinicians are available to answer general questions about cancer in pets and the oncology care offered

at our clinic.*

DR. MOLLY GASPARINI

Dr. Molly Gasparini is a veterinarian and a medical oncology resident at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University. PET CANCER TREATMENT OPTIONS Pet Cancer Treatment Options. Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, pets with cancer have various treatment options. A veterinary oncologist may recommend one or more treatment alternatives. Like cancer care in people, treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation are used alone or in combination VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY The Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study (VACCS trial) will be the largest clinical trial conducted to date for canine cancer. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention, rather than treatment of dogs with cancer. Healthy dogs of certain breeds, 5.5 to 11.5 years old, will be randomized to receive

DR. RODNEY PAGE

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

DR. BERNARD SÉGUIN

Dr. Bernard Séguin. Dr. Bernard Séguin, D.V.M., M.S., Diplomate ACVS, ACVS Founding Fellow – Surgical Oncology. Professor, Surgical Oncology. I have always wanted to be a veterinarian, from the day I learned there were doctors who treat animals. The fact that I never changed my mind, some might say, shows my determination, while others

LYMPHOMA IN DOGS

Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs today, accounting for up to 24% of all new canine cancers. It is a cancer of lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) and lymphoid tissues. Lymphoid tissue is normally present in many places in the body, including lymph nodes, spleen, liver, digestive tract, and bone

marrow.

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR PET LOSES A LEG TO CANCER mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media HOMEPAGE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTERABOUT USONCOLOGY CAREONE CURECLINICAL TRIALSEDUCATION & RESEARCHDONATE Flint Animal Cancer Center is a world leader in pet cancer treatment, with decades of experience providing advanced, comprehensive, and

compassionate care.

CURRENT CLINICAL TRIALS Our clinical trials program is the largest in veterinary medicine and includes seven dedicated staff members. In 2019, the program managed 35 clinical trials to study more effective therapies for a variety of cancer types including, osteosarcoma, lymphoma, soft tissue sarcoma,

and brain tumors.

CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL As members of a land grant institution, the Flint Animal Cancer Center is committed to sharing our knowledge and expertise. Through our free Consult Service, our oncology specialists help referring veterinarians and concerned pet owners. Our clinicians are available to answer general questions about cancer in pets and the oncology care offered

at our clinic.*

DR. MOLLY GASPARINI

Dr. Molly Gasparini is a veterinarian and a medical oncology resident at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University. PET CANCER TREATMENT OPTIONS Pet Cancer Treatment Options. Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, pets with cancer have various treatment options. A veterinary oncologist may recommend one or more treatment alternatives. Like cancer care in people, treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation are used alone or in combination VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY The Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study (VACCS trial) will be the largest clinical trial conducted to date for canine cancer. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention, rather than treatment of dogs with cancer. Healthy dogs of certain breeds, 5.5 to 11.5 years old, will be randomized to receive

DR. RODNEY PAGE

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

DR. BERNARD SÉGUIN

Dr. Bernard Séguin. Dr. Bernard Séguin, D.V.M., M.S., Diplomate ACVS, ACVS Founding Fellow – Surgical Oncology. Professor, Surgical Oncology. I have always wanted to be a veterinarian, from the day I learned there were doctors who treat animals. The fact that I never changed my mind, some might say, shows my determination, while others

LYMPHOMA IN DOGS

Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs today, accounting for up to 24% of all new canine cancers. It is a cancer of lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) and lymphoid tissues. Lymphoid tissue is normally present in many places in the body, including lymph nodes, spleen, liver, digestive tract, and bone

marrow.

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR PET LOSES A LEG TO CANCER mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

OUR SERVICES

Our Services. The Flint Animal Cancer Center’s Lucy Oncology Clinic is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to unparalleled veterinary cancer care. In addition to the well-equipped main clinic, we also house a modern and spacious radiation oncology suite. We offer veterinary medicine’s most advanced diagnostic tools and treatment

options.

NEW ONCOLOGY TEACHING MODEL PROVIDES PATIENT-CENTERED Flint Animal Cancer Center faculty have redesigned the oncology clinic teaching model for fourth-year DVM students to provide patient-centered learning to NEW CLINICAL TRIAL FOR DOGS WITH NASAL TUMORS MAY HELP The Flint Animal Cancer Center offers a new clinical trial for dogs with nasal tumors that might help people, too.

APPOINTMENTS

The Lucy Oncology Clinic at the Flint Animal Cancer Center sees new patient appointments Monday-Thursday. Please note, appointments are often booked out two weeks or more. The specialty fee for the new patient visit is $200. This fee includes the physical exam, review of recent medical information from primary or other specialty veterinarians, discussion of our recommended treatment options OUR STORY - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTER The Flint Animal Cancer Center officially opened its doors in 2002. However, our roots in veterinary cancer care were planted in the late ’70s by Colorado State University’s Dr. Stephen Withrow, a veterinary surgeon, and Dr. Ed Gillette, a radiation biologist and veterinarian.At the time, veterinarians recognized that animals

developed cancer.

TREATMENT OPTIONS

Following your pet’s examination and diagnosis, the team at the Flint Animal Cancer Center will discuss treatment options with you. Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, your pet’s oncologist may recommend one or more treatment

alternatives.

PET CANCER TREATMENT OPTIONS Pet Cancer Treatment Options. Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, pets with cancer have various treatment options. A veterinary oncologist may recommend one or more treatment alternatives. Like cancer care in people, treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation are used alone or in combination ONE CURE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTER In Search of a Cure for Pets and People. Comparative oncology is the study of naturally occurring cancers in more than one species. For nearly forty years, the Flint Animal Cancer Center has been the world’s leader in comparative oncology research. ONCOLOGY SPECIALTY TRAINING The Surgical Oncology Fellowship at the Flint Animal Cancer Center is a one-year clinical training appointment designed for veterinarians who have completed a three year American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) approved residency in small animal surgery. Candidates should possess a strong interest in surgical oncology and research.

BIOREPOSITORY

Biorepository. Under the guidance of Dr. Susan Lana, the Flint Animal Cancer Center Biorepository is a dedicated facility for accumulating, curating and storing samples from patients with cancer evaluated at the Lucy Oncology Clinic. Approximately 25,000 samples for tumor/normal tissue and associated fluids in a variety of formats

(frozen, FFPE

HOMEPAGE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTERABOUT USONCOLOGY CAREONE CURECLINICAL TRIALSEDUCATION & RESEARCHDONATE Flint Animal Cancer Center is a world leader in pet cancer treatment, with decades of experience providing advanced, comprehensive, and

compassionate care.

CURRENT CLINICAL TRIALS Our clinical trials program is the largest in veterinary medicine and includes seven dedicated staff members. In 2019, the program managed 35 clinical trials to study more effective therapies for a variety of cancer types including, osteosarcoma, lymphoma, soft tissue sarcoma,

and brain tumors.

CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL As members of a land grant institution, the Flint Animal Cancer Center is committed to sharing our knowledge and expertise. Through our free Consult Service, our oncology specialists help referring veterinarians and concerned pet owners. Our clinicians are available to answer general questions about cancer in pets and the oncology care offered

at our clinic.*

DR. MOLLY GASPARINI

Dr. Molly Gasparini is a veterinarian and a medical oncology resident at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University. VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention of cancer. If successful, this study could provide important justification for eventually looking at a similar approach in humans. PET CANCER TREATMENT OPTIONS Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, pets with cancer have various treatment options. A veterinary oncologist may recommend one or more treatment alternatives. Like cancer care in people, treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation are used alone or in combination to control cancer in pets.

The Flint

DR. RODNEY PAGE

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

DR. BERNARD SÉGUIN

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

LYMPHOMA IN DOGS

Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs today, accounting for up to 24% of all new canine cancers. It is a cancer of lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) and lymphoid

tissues.

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR PET LOSES A LEG TO CANCER mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media HOMEPAGE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTERABOUT USONCOLOGY CAREONE CURECLINICAL TRIALSEDUCATION & RESEARCHDONATE Flint Animal Cancer Center is a world leader in pet cancer treatment, with decades of experience providing advanced, comprehensive, and

compassionate care.

CURRENT CLINICAL TRIALS Our clinical trials program is the largest in veterinary medicine and includes seven dedicated staff members. In 2019, the program managed 35 clinical trials to study more effective therapies for a variety of cancer types including, osteosarcoma, lymphoma, soft tissue sarcoma,

and brain tumors.

CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL As members of a land grant institution, the Flint Animal Cancer Center is committed to sharing our knowledge and expertise. Through our free Consult Service, our oncology specialists help referring veterinarians and concerned pet owners. Our clinicians are available to answer general questions about cancer in pets and the oncology care offered

at our clinic.*

DR. MOLLY GASPARINI

Dr. Molly Gasparini is a veterinarian and a medical oncology resident at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University. VACCINATION AGAINST CANINE CANCER STUDY Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study. The goal of the VACCS trial is to evaluate a new vaccine strategy for the prevention of cancer. If successful, this study could provide important justification for eventually looking at a similar approach in humans. PET CANCER TREATMENT OPTIONS Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, pets with cancer have various treatment options. A veterinary oncologist may recommend one or more treatment alternatives. Like cancer care in people, treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation are used alone or in combination to control cancer in pets.

The Flint

DR. RODNEY PAGE

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

DR. BERNARD SÉGUIN

mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

LYMPHOMA IN DOGS

Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs today, accounting for up to 24% of all new canine cancers. It is a cancer of lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) and lymphoid

tissues.

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR PET LOSES A LEG TO CANCER mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

OUR SERVICES

The Flint Animal Cancer Center leads the way in the number of surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiation treatments for dogs, cats, and other companion animals with cancer. Each patient receives a personalized treatment plan developed by veterinary medicine’s most experienced team of oncologists.

APPOINTMENTS

The Lucy Oncology Clinic at the Flint Animal Cancer Center sees new patient appointments Monday-Thursday. Please note, appointments are often booked out two weeks or more. The specialty fee for the new patient visit is $200. This fee includes the physical exam, review of recent medical information from primary or other specialty veterinarians, discussion of our recommended treatment options

TREATMENT OPTIONS

Following your pet’s examination and diagnosis, the team at the Flint Animal Cancer Center will discuss treatment options with you. Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, your pet’s oncologist may recommend one or more treatment

alternatives.

PET CANCER TREATMENT OPTIONS Depending on the type of cancer, the location, and how advanced the disease, pets with cancer have various treatment options. A veterinary oncologist may recommend one or more treatment alternatives. Like cancer care in people, treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation are used alone or in combination to control cancer in pets.

The Flint

ONCOLOGY SPECIALTY TRAINING Veterinary Surgical Oncology Fellowship. The Surgical Oncology Fellowship at the Flint Animal Cancer Center is a one-year clinical training appointment designed for veterinarians who have completed a three year American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) approved residency in small animal surgery. ONE CURE - FLINT ANIMAL CANCER CENTER In Search of a Cure for Pets and People. Comparative oncology is the study of naturally occurring cancers in more than one species. For nearly forty years, the Flint Animal Cancer Center has been the world’s leader in comparative oncology research. PREPARING FOR YOUR VISIT We welcome pet owners from all over the world and work hard to make your time with us meaningful and efficient. Before your pet’s visit to the Flint Animal Cancer Center, we contact your regular veterinarian(s) to obtain recent records, test results, imaging studies, and other medical history so our team is ready to focus on your pet’s cancer care.

BIOREPOSITORY

Under the guidance of Dr. Susan Lana, the Flint Animal Cancer Center Biorepository is a dedicated facility for accumulating, curating and storing samples from patients with cancer evaluated at

DR. MAUREEN GRIFFIN

Dr. Maureen Griffin Surgical Oncology Fellow. Growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, companion animals were an important part of my life. My grandfather grew up with Kerry Blue Terriers in Ireland, and my dad became an advocate for the breed in the U.S., such that our house was

always full.

DR. KRISTEN WEISHAAR mailing address 300 W. Drake Road Fort Collins, CO 80523 phone Flint Animal Cancer Center Administration (970) 297-4175 Appointments (970) 297-5000 connect on social media

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The  Flint Animal Cancer Center (FACC) at Colorado State University offers a unique combination of cancer diagnostic services, innovative treatment options, and extraordinary care for dogs, cats, and other pets with cancer. As an FACC patient, your pet will benefit from a comprehensive assessment provided by a multidisciplinary team, including medical, surgical, and radiation oncologists. Each treatment plan is customized and we work with you to determine the right course of action for your pet’s care. OUR MISSION is to improve the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer in pet animals, translating our research and knowledge to also benefit people with cancer. We do this by offering the latest and most advanced diagnostics and treatments in surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy. We attain our mission through an innovative study of cancer, thoughtful and compassionate care, specialized treatment options, and clinical trials. OUR GOAL is to make sure that you are fully informed about your pet's diagnosis and treatment options  so you are comfortable asking questions and making decisions. You are a key member of your pet's cancer care-giving team. Our oncology team members are committed to helping you understand your pet’s cancer care treatment and will offer support every step of the

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