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Find stereotactic radiation near you

Stereotactic radiation (SRS/SRT) treats nasal tumors in one to five sessions with very precise beams. It requires specialized equipment, so it is offered at a limited number of veterinary hospitals.

Penn Vet Ryan Veterinary HospitalAnimal Medical CenterCornell University Hospital for AnimalsFoster Hospital for Small AnimalsVeterinary Teaching HospitalNC State Veterinary HospitalUF Small Animal HospitalUT Veterinary Medical CenterBailey Small Animal Teaching HospitalOhio State Veterinary Medical CenterMSU Veterinary Medical CenterPurdue University Veterinary HospitalUW Veterinary CareLewis Small Animal HospitalVeterinary Health CenterSmall Animal Teaching HospitalFlint Animal Cancer CenterVeterinary Teaching HospitalWilliam R. Pritchard Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital
Super Duke research partnerSRS/SRT center

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Before you call

Making the most of a referral

Ask for a referral

Most radiation services need a referral from your family veterinarian, plus copies of records, biopsy results and CT images.

Ask what they offer

Confirm whether the center offers SRS, SRT, conventional radiation, or all three, and which they recommend for your dog's stage.

Ask about trials and cost

Academic hospitals often run clinical trials that may cover part of the cost. Ask for an estimate that includes the CT and planning.

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