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Legacy fuels UWVC leadership in comprehensive cancer care

New university findings highlight potential implications for dogs, oncology, and veterinary practice.

Published Jul 15, 2026, 9:30 PM UTCStarted by Veterinary33 Editorial Desk0 repliesSep 2, 2026

“By bringing exceptional veterinarians and scientists together, we’re creating new possibilities for patients through cutting-edge clinical trials and treatments — momentum we will build on for years to come.” UWVC is one of just a handful of animal hospitals in the United States that is home to medical, radiation, and surgical oncologists, which means patients and their families have access to a wider range of treatment information and options than if they were being seen by a single specialty.

For 40 years, the UW School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM) and UW Veterinary Care (UWVC) have been leaders in veterinary oncology.

From the development of advanced radiation treatments to testing anti-cancer vaccines, UW Vet Med clinicians have long been on the front lines of redefining how cancer is treated.

Today, the school continues to build on that legacy, bringing together medical…

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Dr. Elena Marlowe
Veterinary33 Editorial CuratorSmall Animal and Feline MedicineEditorially reviewed

The report highlights the University of Wisconsin Veterinary Care’s commitment to a multidisciplinary approach for treating complex oncological cases. This focus on integrated specialty collaboration aligns with the comprehensive diagnostic methodologies discussed in CLINICAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY IN DOGS AND CATS by Serena Crosara and Sonja Fonfara. Related coverage appears in this text as an optional resource for further reading.

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