Animal Cancer Care Clinic

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. Fernández and the entire team at Animal Cancer Care Clinic. My French Bulldog was treated there for over a year for cutaneous lymphoma, and from day one they were compassionate, patient, and so incredibly loving — not just to her, but to me. Every visit, every tough conversation, every treatment decision was handled with grace and humanity. They never rushed us, always explained options clearly, and helped guide us through some really hard moments. You can tell they truly love what they do and understand the emotional weight of caring for a sick pet. I was consistently blown away by Dr. Fernandez and to this day I tell everyone that he may be one of the most amazing humans I've ever met. As a (non-vet) physician myself, I can honestly say th

My beloved dog Justin was treated at this clinic earlier this year after being diagnosed with a cancerous mass next to his esophagus. Surgery wasn’t an option, and the team recommended radiation. I trusted their guidance because I desperately wanted to give Justin more time and comfort. Unfortunately, I feel that I was given false hope. Justin began declining immediately after his first radiation treatment and continued to worsen despite my constant calls and updates to the clinic. Each time, I felt there wasn’t a clear or honest plan for how to help him, nor straightforward guidance about his prognosis. I wish someone would have told me the truth that euthanasia may have been the kinder and more appropriate option. One month after starting treatment, Justin passed away at home unexpectedl

My baby Asa had a consult today with Dr. Lyons and his technician was Jack. I just want to say that I was so nervous leading up to this appt because my dog can be very fearful, aggressive and just outright difficult to handle. I can really appreciate that Jack actually sat down and talked to him and got acquainted with my baby before just asking me questions and taking him away. He was compassionate, down to earth and caring with my baby. Dr.Lyons was also Amazing. He was clear in explaining treatment options and straight to the point while still showing compassion. It is literally crazy that my dog was a good boy here lol. He usually has to be heavily sedated and will not tolerate exams. The environment was so at ease and calming that he had no choice but to be calm. Dawn the CSR was also

We went in not knowing what to expect and it was one of the most compassionate and empathetic experiences we have ever had at a vet hospital. Amazing staff, doctors and location. We felt fully informed and connected from the first conversation to the completion of the procedure. As we love 200 miles away they were able to board our cat and that was amazingly helpful.

Initial consultation the Dr told us with her cancer and where it's located with chemo treatment she should have 2 years of quality living. Dr Williams is the person that told us that. I wasn't at the initial consultation but I was there the next 10 appointments. Never met Dr Williams and had roughly 6 different Dr's over those 10 visits. Well tonight 3 months later I had to Euthanize Blu. Perhaps the thing that bothers me most is that it's so impersonal. You sit in a waiting g room with other dog owners and they come out and talk you there, not having the courtesy of discussing your pup in privte setting. .Why?Dr Correa was recommended to me by Dr Marks People pay thousands of dollars to go here and it seems it to much to ask to ask to discuss your dogs illnesses in private setting