Veterinary Oncology Services and Research Center

Before you decorate your house for the Holidays, check out this list of the 4 most common Holiday plants that are poisonous for pets.

A Holiday Miracle! Luna, a dog missing from her home in Houston, Texas, is set for a happy reunion after being found 400 miles away in Oklahoma City - all thanks to a microchip! Are your pets microchipped?

As we close out 2020, it is important to stay on top of your pet’s health. If you believe your pet is suffering from cancer, please do not wait. The sooner your pet receives a diagnosis, the better their chances are for a positive outcome. Learn more below!

The weekend is finally here! What’s your mood like today?

There is currently no way to avoid all cancers. Just like in people, a quality diet and avoiding substances that have been deemed carcinogenic may have a positive impact. Anything that potentially could cause cancer in a human likely can cause cancer in our pets. Learn more below.

Everyone say hello to Jaxon

At VOSRC, we recognize the importance of our patients not only as pets, but also as family members. We know the serious nature of cancer and recognize the challenges our patients face. Our focus is always to improve quality of life through the application of the most effective cancer therapies. We're truly here to help! Contact us if you have any questions! (610) 692-6272 Patient Care Approach https://bit.ly/3n3GK47 Check out our FAQ Page https://bit.ly/3qKxFPJ

Are you looking for tips on how to best handle your new pets' potential anxiety during the pandemic? Learn more below.

With Thanksgiving approaching, we know how tempting it can be to share table scraps with our pets. However, these rich meals can cause Pancreatitis in pets. Learn how to keep them safe below.

Did you dress your pet up this year? Comment below with their costume!

Before you start your Halloween festivities, check out this list of safety precautions for your pet! Link https://bit.ly/3jK8rMC

It’s pouring out. But I’m coming in in style!

Have you recently found a lump or bump on your pet? Don’t put your pet’s health at risk; schedule an appointment with us for a proper diagnosis.

Don’t forget about pet safety when it comes to Halloween!

A pet cancer diagnosis is never easy. Learn more about potential symptoms, and the diagnosis process below. https://bit.ly/37w7mWm

Check out this list of dangerous food items your furry friend should avoid! You may already be aware of these food dangers, but share them with a friend to help avoid a pet poisoning.

Please join us in wishing Mr. Big a Happy Birthday!

FOOD RECALL Multiple Brands are being recalled for Aflatoxin. Check out this list to keep your pet safe, and please contact us if your pet is showing any signs of illness. Link: https://bit.ly/2H8IoBJ

It’s VETERINARY TECHNICIAN APPRECIATION WEEK! Everyone meet our front line heroes!!! They are vital to the functioning of our hospital and we appreciate their hard work every day!... Vet Techs and Assistants help in the office hours, preform lab tests, take x-rays, assist in surgery, administer treatments, take care of the hospitalized patients, prepare and dispense medications, and keep our hospital clean and organized, just to name a few! They do so much to help our Drs and patients each and every day! Pictured here are our heroes Bernadette Simpkiss CVT, Kimberly Wilkinson-Kahn AS CVT, Kathy Carner AS CVT LATG, Mary Landis CVT, Sharayah McGovern CVT, Joanne Haines CVT ALAT, and not pictured Kristen Van Calmthout CVT. WE LOVE AND APPRECIATE YOU ALL