VRCC Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Hospital (Medical Oncology)
VRCC Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Hospital (Medical Oncology) is an oncology and emergency & critical care practice in Englewood, CO. Procedures include Palliative care, Targeted therapies, Radiation therapy, and Immunotherapy.
About
VRCC Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Hospital in Englewood, CO, offers advanced cancer care through its Medical Oncology department. The hospital features board-certified veterinary oncologists who utilize comprehensive diagnostics, cutting-edge treatments, and radiation therapy to manage cancer in pets. They provide a progressive veterinary cancer center with a range of diagnostic and treatment options, including in-house ultrasound services and digital radiography for accurate diagnosis.
This multi-disciplinary hospital, established in 1991, provides specialty care by appointment and 24/7 emergency services. It functions as an extension of primary care veterinarians, collaborating with other specialists to ensure comprehensive pet care. VRCC serves pets in the Denver Metro area and welcomes new patients, acting as a referral center for advanced-level services.
About the team
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Brooke
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Kate
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Cherise
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Kerrigan
Services
- Palliative care
- Targeted therapies
- Radiation therapy
- Immunotherapy
- Cytology
- Bone Marrow Cytology
- Chemotherapy
- Bone Biopsies
- Surgery
- Bone Marrow Biopsy
Equipment
- In-House Lab
- CT Imaging
- Digital Radiography
- Ultrasound services
Frequently asked questions
- What types of cancer treatments are available at VRCC's oncology department?
- VRCC's oncology department offers advanced cancer care and treatment options for pets. These can include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapies, or palliative care, depending on the pet's diagnosis and needs. The team reviews the proposed treatment plan with pet owners.
- How does VRCC Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Hospital collaborate with a pet's primary care veterinarian?
- VRCC works closely with a pet's primary care veterinarian and other specialists to ensure comprehensive care. The hospital considers itself an extension of a pet's primary veterinary care, providing specialty services that go beyond traditional veterinary medicine and collaborating throughout the treatment process.
- What diagnostic technologies does VRCC's oncology department use for cancer detection?
- The oncology department at VRCC utilizes advanced diagnostic technologies for cancer detection. These include digital radiography for high-quality internal images, ultrasound services to locate and identify tumors, cytology for examining blood or tissue cells, and soft tissue and bone biopsies.
- What is the process for scheduling an oncology appointment at VRCC?
- To schedule an appointment with a VRCC oncologist, clients should call the Oncology department directly. Appointments are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm, with limited Saturday hours. It is critical to provide all relevant medical records for the initial appointment.
- What is the training required for a board-certified veterinary oncologist at VRCC?
- After veterinary school, a board-certified veterinary oncologist undergoes extensive training in oncology. This training involves an internship, a specialized residency, comprehensive exams, and publication requirements to achieve board certification by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM).
Contact & hours
Address
3550 S Jason St
Englewood
Phone