Once your client  has made an appointment, we will request the following information: the patient's detailed surgery reports, diagnostic imaging results and patient history pertaining to their diagnosis.  Please be sure to include a diagnosis via histopathology or cytology and all relevant laboratory results.

We also understand that waiting for answers to the questions that arise after a diagnosis of cancer can result in sleepless nights for your clients and offer phone consultations for your cases. If you desire a phone consultation with one of our oncologists, please complete a Phone Consult Request Form and return to us. Again, please be sure to include a diagnosis via histopathology or cytology and all relevant laboratory results, as well as any particular questions that you or your clients have about this case. Dr. Meleo or Dr. Rosenthal or one of their knowledgeable and experienced staff members will call you with information regarding the case and provide answers to your questions.

Often, we continue to rely on you, the primary care veterinarian, to perform routine blood draws and some physical examinations in between visits to our office. Frequently, we will ask you to run a CBC a day or two before treatment. We would ask that you request that the laboratory also fax us the results. If you have any questions about what bloodwork we need, please do not hesitate to call or e-mail the office. 

PLEASE NOTE:  Technology fails us all at one time or another; if you have asked to hear back from our office and have not, please call again and speak with a staff member (or email us: animalcancerspecialists@gmail.com) to ensure that your questions are answered.