Gulf Coast Veterinary Oncology uses a multi-modality
approach to treat cancer. That simply means we combine traditional
therapies, primarily surgery, radiation and chemotherapy, with medicine's
newest therapies such as biological therapy and immunotherapy.
Our objective is to provide our pet owners with options. Options that
allow us to provide state-of-the-art cancer care. Options that are
tailored to the pet's particular tumor type and behavior. Options that
seek to offer the most effective treatment available, or a combination of
treatments, old or new. Options that provide the best quality of life for
the pet with cancer.
Working as a team with the pet owner and primary care veterinarian, we
seek additional ways to beat the disease, make the pet owner an active
participant in the fight against their pet's cancer, and increase the
pet's chances for recovery.
Please visit the rest of our web site to learn more about our approach to
fighting cancer.
We are a referral-only clinic, so if you would like to visit with one of
our doctors, please contact your primary care veterinarian first before
scheduling an appointment:
For Emergencies, please contact the Animal Emergency Clinic: 713-693-1100
Drs. King, Carreras and Endicott are available to consult
with your veterinarian if they have oncology cases requiring further diagnostic
workup or treatment.
Please call if we can help:
Phone: 713-693-1166
Fax: 713-693-1167
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