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Animal Cancer Care Clinic presents:
"How to Navigate Through the Cancer Diagnosis"
  • Complimentary six lecture series presented by our practicing oncologists and surgeons who steward a daily journey of HOPE with OPTIMAL OUTCOMES.

  • Discussions of diagnostics, treatment options and client communication for cancer patients and their families.

  • Answers to common questions:
  1. what are my options?
  2. how expensive are the treatments?
  3. what are the side effects and the duration of the treatments?

  • Each 1 hour webinar is Florida DBPR-approved for 1 CE Credit.
  • Once you register for a webinar, you are registered for the whole series!
MAY WEBINAR
TOPIC: "A Review of the Principles of Surgical Oncology"
Date: Thursday, May 20th, 7:00 p.m. EST
Speaker: Tammi Ruddle, DVM, DACVS

This lecture will be an in-depth review of the principles of surgical oncology. The lecture will guide the audience through preoperative diagnostics to planning a successful surgical procedure and postoperative care. The intent is to provide practical information to use to determine appropriate surgical candidates, surgical planning, different surgical intents, and preparing your surgical samples.
Dr. Tammi Ruddle
Board Certified in Surgery

Dr. Ruddle grew up in a small town in Northeast Ohio. She remains a true Buckeye but calls Florida her home. Dr. Ruddle attended Ashland University for her undergraduate work and then went on to The Ohio State University, obtaining her veterinary degree. Dr. Ruddle completed her rotating small animal internship at Oradell Animal Hospital and a surgical internship at Mission MedVet in Kansas. She stayed at Mission MedVet to complete her 3-year surgical residency training. Dr. Ruddle then moved to Florida in 2005 to begin her surgical career.
UPCOMING WEBINARS
Speaker: Ashlyn Williams, DVM, Practice Limited to Oncology
Date: June 24, 7:00 p.m. EST
This lecture will review transitional cell carcinoma mainly in dogs and we will briefly discuss disease in cats as well. We will be reviewing the common clinical presentation, diagnostics commonly used for transitional cell carcinoma, advanced diagnostics, treatment options, and expected outcomes. Attendees should leave with a basic understanding of the disease process and be equipped with information to discuss with clients prior to referral to help prepare them for consultation and the next steps in treatment for their pets.
Speaker: Ricardo Fernandez, DVM, Practice Limited to Oncology
Date: July 22, 7:00 p.m. EST
This lecture will cover melanoma in dogs and cats with a main focus on the clinical aspect while also reviewing important basic oncology concepts. We will be reviewing the presentation, diagnostics, treatment, prognostic factors and outcomes. The attendees will gain valuable knowledge to help in the diagnosis of this disease and proceed with the most appropriate plan in each clinical scenario. Ultimately, this should help in guiding the client in the right path prior to referral as well as to participate in the final treatment plan.
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