OFFICE HOURS:
Monday-Friday
8 am - 5 pm
By
Appointment Only
OUR DOCTORS:
Cheryl K. Harris, DVM
Philip L. Treuil, DVM, MS
Richard Scroggin, DVM
Sandra M. Axiak, DVM
Veterinary Specialists
of North Texas &
Animal Cancer Center
What's New:
- What is a ACVIM Board-Certified Verterinary Specialists - How they are different from a family veterinarian.
- Veterinary Specialists - When should you request a referral to one?
- Small Animal Internal Medicine - Why your animal should see a Board-certified Small Animal Internist.
- Oncology - Why your animal needs to see a Board-certified Veterinary Oncologist.
- Frequently Asked Questions - about our pet healthcare services.
Your animal is part of your family and relies on you to assemble a Veterinary Healthcare Team able to help with all their health conditions, from routine vaccinations and check-ups to more serious conditions such as cancer, heart defects, and neurological problems. Just as your own physician uses referrals to Specialists to diagnose and treat these conditions, your family veterinarian may recognize a problem in your animal and refer you to an American College of Veterinary internal Medicine (ACVIM) Board-certified Specialist. With the compassion and care of your veterinarian, technician and Board-certified Specialist, we hope to achieve life-saving management of your animal’s condition.
| Our Clinic |
Veterinary Specialists of North Texas and Animal Cancer Center is a referral hospital for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer and for diseases of the internal organs such as the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, gastrointestinal tract, urinary tract, and nervous system.
The hospital is equipped for:
- Ultrasonography
- Endoscopy
- Bronchoscopy
- Cryosurgery
- Electrocardiography
- Blood Pressure Monitoring
- Laparoscopy
- Continuous Infusion Therapy
- Intensive Care
- In-House Laboratory Testing and Cytology
- CT Scans
- Radiation Therapy with Computerized Treatment Planning for Radiation Therapy
| Appointments |
Office hours are 8:00am to 5:00pm, Monday through
Friday, by appointment
only. The majority of cases are seen by re
ferral from your veterinarian. The
act of referring a difficult internal medicine or cancer case shows your
veterinarian’s concern that your pet get the best possible care
by a specialist with advanced training in these areas.
After your appointment your veterinarian will receive a telephone call and a written report. Make sure that his or her correct name is given to the receptionist so that the written report is received by your doctor.
On the day of your appointment, please bring any records or x-rays that are pertinent to the current medical problem, including blood test and biopsy reports, if applicable.
Do Not Feed your pet the day of the appointment in case anesthesia or blood testing is necessary. One hour is scheduled for all new appointments. Please give up to 24 hours notice if you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment.
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Veterinary Specialists of North Texas & Animal Cancer Center
12101 Greenville Ave., Suite 114
Dallas, TX, 75243
972.437.9499
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