We provide written, comprehensive guides or live chats to help you take care of your most challenging cases.
Emergency & Critical Care
Coming Soon!
Over 8 million cats and dogs are diagnosed with cancer each year. But only 1 in 10 will see a veterinary oncologist. That means, on average, the general practitioner will treat 150 cancer patients each year without the help of an oncologist. Yet, complicated, traditional treatments are no longer the only option. Today veterinary oncologists are utilizing therapeutic interventions that do not require a fume hood or hazardous IV chemotherapy.
Many people joke that all internal medicine cases go through a rigorous diagnostic plan only to be put on steroids for their treatments. The bottom line is that there are, in many cases, better choices than prednisone. Along with nutritional support, biome support, and treating a pet wholistically our internists can guide you with detailed written recommendations, responses to specific questions and can be available via Zoom if needed.
We hear it all of the time – managing skin disease is hard! Where do you even start?! The patient’s complex and long history, along with the numerous choices of treatments available, can make skin/ear management confusing and exasperating. We are here to help! Our dermatology specialist can provide assistance in medical history review, a diagnostic work-up (including a review of cytology, cultures, etc.), providing a detailed written recommendation, and help to create a long-term management protocol to help control the condition(s). Together, we can help improve your patient’s quality of life and ditch the itch!
Veterinary medicine is a rewarding and fulfilling career. But like all things worthwhile, it can be tough too. Susan Curtis, LICSW has coached many veterinary teams, giving them useful preventative strategeis and practical coping mechanisms to help avoid or deal with stress, anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation. You may not be struggling yourself, but chances are, someone on your team is. Maybe we can help.
A 7 yo, FS pit bull mix presents with an acute onset of non-ambulatory tetraparesis. You've performed a neurologic exam and you're sure this is a neuromuscular issue and are suspecting myasthenia gravis. It'll be a week before your AChRAb titer is back and you're concerned about waiting that long to treat. Now what? Start pyridostigmine? Immunosuppress? Let us guide you to the next best steps and medical management for this patient.
Request
A
Consultation
ABOUT
US
Hope Veterinary Specialty Services was established with the desire to fill a void in veterinary medicine. As veterinary specialists, we see and feel the increased challenges for pet parents seeking the absolute best for their family members.
When referred to a specialist, pet parents face long wait times, long commutes and even being denied care due to lack of capacity or staff.
The doctors at Hope are excited to fill that gap by minimizing these obstacles. By providing primary care veterinarians the tools needed to treat their most challenging cases, pet parents can rest easy knowing their family members can get the care they need.
All non ECC services
Please email us at consults@hopevetspecialtyservices.com.
Please include a synopsis of the case, patient records and any pertinent diagnostic results.
Our specialist will provide comprehensive guidance within 72 hours.
ECC Service
Call
coming soon
24/7
coming soon
Latest Articles:
