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This is where you get the tools to navigate a cancer diagnosis, so you can give the best possible care to your beloved dog.

My mission is to educate, support and guide dog owners after a cancer diagnosis. I want you to have all of the tools you need to make the best decisions for your dog - decisions that will allow your dog to live his best life, despite having cancer.

Who Is Dr. Lori?

I'm a Board Certified Veterinary Oncologist living in Southern California. I've treated thousands of pets with cancer and have guided their owners through their own journeys. I'm glad you found me!

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What is a Veterinary Oncologist?

This is a veterinarian who specializes in treating pets with cancer - a dog cancer expert. To become an oncologist, one must graduate from a 4-year veterinary school, complete a 1-year rotating internship (medicine, surgery, ER), many then complete a 1-year oncology internship, and finally a 3-year oncology residency. To become board-certified, the candidate must pass two board exams and publish original research in veterinary oncology.