|Articles|August 29, 2016

What to Do with Lumps and Bumps

Author(s)Katie James, dvm360 Associate Content Specialist

See Something. Do Something. Why Wait? Aspirate!

CVC speaker Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM (oncology), offers tips to help diagnose cancer sooner. Check out the sneak peek below (click for a printable PDF), then visit thecvc.com to see a complete listing of Dr. Ettinger's sessions.

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