TREATMENT
STEP 2
Step 2 — Treatment
Staging is required in order to develop the best approach to treatment. Conversely, the results may indicate that treatment will not be effective. In this situation, the initial cost of staging may benefit the pet owner financially and save the pet from treatments (and their side effects) that have little or no chance of success. In these cases, pain relief, treating the symptoms of cancer, and providing comfort help ease the pet and owner at the end of life.
When staging has indicated that your pet is a good candidate for treatment, the results help your pets’ veterinarian team decide the best treatment route to pursue. Only after a good staging, can the treatment that best fits your pet be determined.
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