Pet Oncology Services in Spokane, WA
A cancer diagnosis can be one of the most difficult moments for any pet owner. At Pet Emergency Clinic, we provide compassionate pet oncology services, supporting pets and their families through diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing care. Our goal is to help you make informed decisions while focusing on your pet’s comfort, quality of life, and overall well-being.
Compassionate Support Through Every Stage
Cancer care is not just about treatment—it’s about guidance, communication, and support. Our team works closely with you to understand your pet’s condition and explore the options available.
We may assist with:
- Initial evaluation and diagnosis
- Treatment planning and coordination
- Symptom management and supportive care
- Pain management and quality-of-life support
- Initial evaluation and diagnosis
- Treatment planning and coordination
- Symptom management and supportive care
- Pain management and quality-of-life support
Every case is unique, and we tailor our approach to meet your pet’s individual needs.
Focus on Quality of Life
In emergency and oncology settings, our priority is always your pet’s comfort and well-being. We take a compassionate approach to care, helping you navigate decisions with honesty and clarity.
We are here to:
- Answer your questions
- Explain treatment options
- Support you through difficult decisions
Comprehensive Oncology Care & Chemotherapy
Our oncology team utilizes chemotherapy (either as a primary treatment or alongside surgery and radiation) to target cancer effectively, manage symptoms, and preserve your pet’s quality of life. Common conditions we treat include:
- Blood & Bone Cancers: Lymphoma, Leukemia, and Osteosarcoma
- Skin & Soft Tissue Tumors: Mast Cell Tumors, Melanoma, and Hemangiosarcoma
- Carcinomas & Specific Tumors: Mammary Carcinoma, Transitional Cell Carcinoma, and Anal Sac Tumors
Diagnostic Staging & Personalized Oncology
These diagnostic insights allow our remote Oncologist to craft a specialized treatment plan focused on your pet’s specific disease. Throughout treatment, our Internist, remote Oncologist, and primary care veterinarian work hand-in-hand to manage side effects, protect your pet’s quality of life, and support your family every step of the way.
Scheduling & Consultation Guide
How to Get Scheduled
After a cancer diagnosis, ask your primary care veterinarian to submit our Oncology Client Referral Form. Once received, our team will review your pet’s medical records and call you to set up an appointment.
What to Expect During Your Visit
Your initial 1-hour consultation includes a review of records and a detailed discussion regarding potential chemotherapy protocols and side effects. If diagnostic testing (such as bloodwork, urinalysis, ultrasound, or CT scan) is required, your pet may stay with us for several hours to complete their evaluation.