Comprehensive cancer care for your pets, from diagnosis to treatment. Dr. Dan Meakin's 35+ years of experience includes complex cancer surgeries, tumor removals, and compassionate end-of-life care.
Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in older pets, but early detection and proper treatment can significantly improve outcomes and quality of life. Just like in humans, cancer in pets can take many forms, from skin tumors to internal organ cancers.
At Adams County Veterinary Services, Dr. Dan brings decades of experience in cancer surgery and treatment. His work includes complex tumor removals, amputations, thyroid surgeries, and other oncology procedures that are frequently referred from other practices.
Comprehensive oncology services to diagnose, treat, and manage cancer in pets.
Surgical excision of masses, tumors, and growths with wide margins to ensure complete removal and prevent recurrence.
When cancer affects a limb, amputation can provide pain relief and prevent spread. Most pets adapt remarkably well to life on three legs.
Surgical removal of thyroid tumors, including thyroid carcinomas that can be life-threatening if left untreated.
Advanced surgical procedures for oral tumors including mandibulectomy and maxillectomy to remove cancerous tissue from the jaw.
Removal of the spleen when affected by cancer such as hemangiosarcoma or other splenic tumors.
Tissue sampling and diagnostic testing to identify cancer type, grade, and determine the best treatment approach.
Understanding the types of cancer we commonly diagnose and treat.
Cancer of the lymph nodes and immune system
Skin tumors that can vary in severity
Bone cancer, most common in large breeds
Cancer of blood vessels, often affects spleen
Skin or oral cancer, can be aggressive
Most common cancer in cats
Oral or skin cancer, often sun-related
Breast cancer, often malignant in cats
Soft tissue cancer, can be injection-site related
Less common than in dogs but can occur
Early detection is crucial. Watch for these warning signs and schedule an exam if you notice any:
Not all lumps are cancer, but any new growth should be evaluated. Early diagnosis improves treatment success.
Common questions about cancer care for pets.
If your pet has been diagnosed with cancer or you've noticed concerning symptoms, we're here to help. Schedule a consultation to discuss diagnosis and treatment options.
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