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Cancer Surgery

Any cancer diagnosis is heartbreaking. At SEAH, we do everything we can to remove the cancer and extend or improve the quality of life for your pet. All our services are provided under one roof for your convenience.

skin masses surgery

Skin Masses

Skin masses are a type of cancer that often affects our pets. When caught early they can be successfully treated. 

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splenic tumours

Splenic Tumours

Splenic tumours are often seen in older dogs, usually beginning as a large mass within the liver or spleen before spreading rapidly. 

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osteosarcomas in dogs

Osteosarcomas (Bone Tumours)

A common bone tumour in pets, this cancer is aggressive and spreads rapidly. We work with you to determine the best treatment method.

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adenocarcinomas in dogs

Anal Gland Adenocarcinomas

This cancer affects the anal glands in your pet. Though not common, surgery must be prompt as it tends to spread before it is found.

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mammary glands cancer

Mammary Gland Cancers

These tumours are single or multiple masses in the mammary glands of cats and dogs - most commonly in animals who weren't desexed.

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pet ear and nose cancer

White Cat Ear & Nose Cancer

This cancer only appears on the non-pigmented areas of the ears and nose of white cats. Though highly invasive, it's slow to spread.

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FAQ's

Q. Do all cancers spread?
Though not all cancers are malignant, we thoroughly examine each tumour or mass to determine the best course of action. Removal of the cancer is often recommended, as this can reduce further risks and curb any pain your pet may be experiencing.
If your pet has Osteosarcoma, then amputation is often the ideal solution to decrease the likelihood of further spreading - and to quickly control the pain. Thankfully, most pets adjust to amputation remarkably well, and are often already able to walk out of our hospital without assistance, only a few days after surgery.
Q. Will ongoing treatment plans be discussed?
We work closely with you to ensure you can have as long as possible with your pet following treatment, allowing you to make many more precious memories. Ongoing treatment plans will be unique to you and your pet.
 
Surgeries

Cassie & Charlie – anal gland adenocarcinoma

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Surgeries

Sonny – Osteosarcoma

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