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Hi everybody, my ten-year old cat Barbie was just diagnosed with osteosarcoma in the mouth, and surgical treatment is not an option.
I was told she needs to go for radiotherapy, but I have found that the cyberknife treatment is much better. However, cannot find which clinics in the EU perform such treatments. Please, if anybody knows, advise. Also, please share if you have experiences with homeopatic product Cancer PiptoPET. Many thanks!
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Hi, when you say EU you probably mean the U.K., right? I could only help out with vet clinics in Germany but megstamum (Clare) knows a lot about clinics in the U.K. So she might have some knowledge on who does cyberknife. If you need anything continental let me know!
Tina & Manni
Guardian of Manni the Wonderdog. -Or was it the other way around?
Osteo and amputation in Dec 2015. Second, inoperable, primary osteosarcoma found in June 2017.
The end of our adventures came Dec 10, 2017. 2 years to the day.
Hi there and welcome!
I am sorry to hear about Barbie, but pleased that you have found your way here. There is really no place like it for information and support.
These are the veterinary centres in the UK that currently offer radiation therapy:
- University of Liverpool Veterinary School
- University of Cambridge Veterinary School
- University of Glasgow Veterinary School
- University of Edinburgh Veterinary School
- Animal Health Trust, Newmarket
- VRCC, Essex
My (limited) understanding is that Cyberknife is a form of radiation therapy, but whether these centres offer it, I do not know. My advice would be to ring them and ask.
I have personal experience of both the Animal Health Trust and the University of Cambridge Vet School and both are excellent, but I would think that any of these centres would be a good bet.
Good luck, do let us know how you get on.
Meg, Clare and Elsie Pie xxx
Ruby, Staffy, born June 2022, became a Tripawd, 23 November 2023, adopted 12 January 2024.
Also Angel Tripawd Meg (aka The Megastar), who died in April 2023, aged 14, after seven glorious years on three, and Angel Staffies Pie and Bille. In the pawprints of giants...
tinsch said
Hi, when you say EU you probably mean the U.K., right? I could only help out with vet clinics in Germany but megstamum (Clare) knows a lot about clinics in the U.K. So she might have some knowledge on who does cyberknife. If you need anything continental let me know!Tina & Manni
Thanks to all for your support.
Tina and Manni, Germany would be a good option for me especially Berlin and surroundings if you know some good clinics there.
Many thanks
Ok, where abouts are you located?
There is a clinic that belongs to the veterinary university of Berlin. I've heard good things about them but have no personal experience. sonce they belong to the university I would think they would be pretty up-to-date
http://www.vetm.....iken/we20/
There is also a very good research clinic belonging to the university of Hannover. To be honest I have only been to the horse clinic there but that was absolutely cutting edge and very very good. Might be good to give them a call, they have a department for small pets as well:
http://www.tiho.....-struktur/
The one that I am at is located near Hamburg. They do their radiotherapy in a regular hospital so maybe they would be able to help you, too. Dr. Wagner is a terrific surgeon, Prof. Nickel did our chemo and does everything oncological.
http://www.tier.....onkologie/
Now I don't have any experience with cyberknife so you will probably have to make some calls there. If I can help you with anything else let me know!!
tina & Manni
Guardian of Manni the Wonderdog. -Or was it the other way around?
Osteo and amputation in Dec 2015. Second, inoperable, primary osteosarcoma found in June 2017.
The end of our adventures came Dec 10, 2017. 2 years to the day.
tinsch said
Ok, where abouts are you located?There is a clinic that belongs to the veterinary university of Berlin. I've heard good things about them but have no personal experience. sonce they belong to the university I would think they would be pretty up-to-date
http://www.vetm.....iken/we20/
There is also a very good research clinic belonging to the university of Hannover. To be honest I have only been to the horse clinic there but that was absolutely cutting edge and very very good. Might be good to give them a call, they have a department for small pets as well:
http://www.tiho.....-struktur/
The one that I am at is located near Hamburg. They do their radiotherapy in a regular hospital so maybe they would be able to help you, too. Dr. Wagner is a terrific surgeon, Prof. Nickel did our chemo and does everything oncological.
http://www.tier.....onkologie/
Now I don't have any experience with cyberknife so you will probably have to make some calls there. If I can help you with anything else let me know!!
tina & Manni
Many, many thanks!!!!
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