Come join us on Saturday, February 22, and support the San Diego K9 Cancer Walk Benefiting Morris Animal Foundation to help find a cure. California Veterinary Specialists will be there in full support of the Morris Foundation and will have a team walking as well. Our team name is Angel Care for the Cure and our Team Capitan is Leah Larscheidt. Please help support our team by joining us for the walk, donating to our team or just coming out to cheer us on. We hope to see you there!

The veterinary oncologists and nurses at California Veterinary Specialists Angel Care Cancer Centers are currently conducting cancer clinical trials in pet dogs using a new and what we believe to be revolutionary non-invasive anti-cancer medical device called Voyager. Using specific low-level radio frequency energy, it is a mobile device positioned on the skin over the tumor location. Voyager is being evaluated with the hope and belief that this therapy will be confirmed to be a safe and powerful new tool for the treatment of a wide...

At CVS Angel Care Cancer Center, we strive to treat dog tumors and also support families with compassionate care. Quality of life means everything to us.

At CVS Angel Care we provide a compassionate, caring environment that encourages your active participation in the management of your Pet Cancer treatment.

Animal and human healthcare thought leaders gathered in Seattle on Wednesday, December 11, for the first annual "Translational and Comparative Research Summit." The Summit raised awareness in the medical, research and investment communities about species-spanning approaches to healthcare, which are leading to breakthrough therapies and new standards of care.

We are now accepting enrollment for dogs with palpable tumor, measurable cytologically or histologically confirmed malignancy for a non-invasive, non-thermal cancer treatment that brings newfound hope to the global cancer conversation. Please see ad below for more details and contact information.

Our beloved 6-year old French Bulldog Leroy had no symptoms of illness when he experienced three seizures one morning in May. I rushed him to All Pets Animal Hospital in Encinitas, Calif., and after that visit, a referral appointment with a veterinary neurologist n San Diego. An exam and MRI later, we received the devastating diagnosis; An inoperable brain tumor caused Leroy's seizures. Without treatment, our affectionate Frenchie would not see the holidays. We consulted a radiologist, who reviewed Leroy's treatment options. Desperate to ...

One cat is very lucky to be alive with the help of some fast-acting Murrieta firefighters. On Wednesday, September 18, 2013, firefighters responded to a blaze at a smoke-filled home where the cat was found unconscious with labored breathing. The firefighters used one of their new oxygen masks designed specifically for animals to revive the fluffy Persian cat. The masks were donated by California Veterinary Specialists and this was the first occasion they were used. Fire Chief Shobert sent an email thanking Dr. Carr at CVS. “Your equipment..