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Cancer can be a devastating disease for both humans and their animal companions. At the Las Vegas Veterinary Specialty Center’s oncology service, we will strive to provide your pet with the best possible cancer care. We feel that a big part of our job is to educate our clients (pet owners) about cancer itself, the principals of treatment, and the numerous options that may be available for the management of your pet’s cancer. Through our guidance, education and discussion we hope that you will be able to make the best decisions for your pet. This hand-out is designed to compliment

Las Vegas Veterinary Specialty Center was featured on Channel 13 Action News’ website in an article on pet rehabilitation. Read the story below and visit Channel 13 Action News on the web. Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) — We love our pets and that’s why Action News took notice recently when we found out about a place giving our injured four-legged friends their lives back. It’s known as the Mayo Clinic of veterinary care and it’s located right here in Las Vegas. About nine months ago, Sunny collapsed at the park. Sasha had trouble just getting up from the dog bed.

Gus Gus is a very special patient of our Rehabilitation department. A 4 year old sheltie, he was rescued by a veterinary technician that worked at the local veterinary hospital where he was abandoned. In addition to having seizures and a skin infection, he was morbidly obese and could not walk. Both of his knees have luxating patellas and can only be fixed surgically. His previous owner stated that Gus Gus had been like this for the last year. We are so proud of Gus Gus’s new mom for taking him in, even with all his health problems, and we