Animal Cancer Care Clinic

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Animal Cancer Care Clinic

"The Leading Answer to Pet Cancer"
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An oncology-focused practice, with eight locations in South and Central Florida, that works directly with families and veterinarians to offer pets with cancer the best diagnosis and treatment options. With two full service hospitals and six outpatient clinics, Animal Cancer Care Clinic (ACCC) provides high-quality, comprehensive, and compassionate care at facilities that feature experienced specialists, leading edge technology/equipment, and ongoing clinical trials.

09/02/2026

We’re honored to be named a 2026 Best of Fort Lauderdale winner by BusinessRate!

Because this recognition is based on Google reviews from real clients, it means so much to our entire team. Thank you to the families who trust Animal Cancer Care Clinic with their pets’ care and take the time to share their experiences. We’re grateful to serve the Fort Lauderdale community every day.

08/27/2026

We’re honored to share that Animal Cancer Care Clinic has been named Best in Florida!

This recognition means so much to our entire team, and we’re incredibly grateful for the trust and support of our community. Every day, we’re here for our animal patients and the families who love them, providing compassionate, specialized cancer care through every step of their journey.

Thank you for allowing us to do what we love and for making this recognition possible.

08/26/2026

Quality of life is central to oncology care. Comfort, appetite, energy, mobility, and daily routines can all help inform treatment planning and ongoing care decisions.

For pet owners, knowing what to monitor at home can make the care process feel more manageable. Changes in appetite, activity level, breathing, pain, mobility, or behavior may all be important to discuss with the care team.

ACCC helps families understand what to watch for, when to reach out, and how to keep the pet’s comfort at the center of care.

08/18/2026

“What can I do to help my pet?” is one of the most common questions families ask after a cancer diagnosis.

Guidance around diet, supplements, comfort, and at-home care should be personalized to the pet’s diagnosis, treatment plan, and overall health. While families often want to act quickly, it is important that supportive care recommendations are safe, appropriate, and coordinated with the veterinary team.

ACCC works with families and referring veterinarians to provide informed, practical guidance that supports both medical care and quality of life.

08/11/2026

A cancer diagnosis can bring a lot of questions. What happens next? What treatment options are available? What will care look like for your pet?

As part of our Pets with Cancer 101 series, we want families to know that a diagnosis does not mean you are out of options. Advances in veterinary oncology mean pets have access to more cancer treatments than ever before, often with fewer side effects than people experience during cancer treatment.

The next step after a diagnosis is typically a consultation with a veterinary oncology specialist. During this visit, your pet’s diagnosis will be reviewed, treatment options will be discussed, and a personalized care plan can be developed based on your pet’s individual needs and quality of life.

At Animal Cancer Care Clinic, our team is here to help you understand your options, answer your questions, and make informed decisions about your pet’s care.

Follow along with Pets with Cancer 101 throughout the month as we continue sharing information and resources for families navigating a cancer diagnosis.

08/03/2026

This month, Animal Cancer Care Clinic is dedicating our channels to Pets with Cancer 101 — a focused educational series designed to help families recognize cancer early, understand their options, and know where to turn for trusted support.

Cancer isn't always easy to spot. The early signs can be subtle and easy to dismiss. It's worth watching for:

• Lumps that grow or change
• Swollen lymph nodes
• Unexplained weight loss
• Ongoing digestive issues
• Unusual bleeding or a persistent cough
• Sores that won't heal
• Difficulty urinating or passing stool

Early detection can meaningfully change the course of care. If you notice a change in your pet's health or behavior, contact your family veterinarian for an evaluation.

Follow along all month as our specialists explain what a diagnosis really means, what treatment can look like, and how to support your pet through every step.

07/29/2026

What is chemotherapy, and how can it help pets with cancer?

At Animal Cancer Care Clinic, chemotherapy protocols are carefully tailored by our medical oncologists based on each pet’s specific diagnosis and needs. Treatment may help slow, reduce, or prevent the spread of cancer and is generally well tolerated by pets.

Chemotherapy may also be used alongside other treatments or as palliative care to help manage symptoms and maintain quality of life.

Learn more about our personalized, multi-modality approach to cancer care at www.AnimalCancerCareClinic.com.

07/23/2026

Meet Dr. Courtney E. North, internal medicine specialist at Animal Cancer Care Clinic. Dr. North brings extensive global clinical and teaching experience to her role, with advanced training from the University of Pennsylvania, The Schwarzman Animal Medical Center, and Michigan State University.

Her career has taken her across the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand, where she has cared for patients, taught veterinary professionals, and trained veterinary nurses. She has also donated her expertise to nonprofit organizations around the world, supporting animals ranging from dogs and cats to elephants, goats, chickens, and zoo animals.

At ACCC, Dr. North brings a thoughtful, highly experienced approach to internal medicine, helping support pets with complex medical needs and the families who love them.

Learn more about ACCC’s team and specialized care at AnimalCancerCareClinic.com.

07/22/2026

What is electrochemotherapy, and how can it help pets with cancer?

This treatment uses brief electrical pulses to help chemotherapy enter cancer cells more effectively. It is often used for visible tumors near the skin, surgical scars and tumors that could not be fully removed through surgery.

Pets are sedated for a few minutes during the procedure, and the treatment itself is not painful. Depending on your pet’s diagnosis, electrochemotherapy may also be combined with other therapies as part of a personalized, multi-modality treatment plan.

This innovative technology, originally developed for human cancer care, is available for select veterinary cancer cases at our Melbourne location.

Learn more about our treatment options at www.AnimalCancerCareClinic.com.

07/21/2026

There’s still time to vote!

Animal Cancer Care Clinic is nominated for Best of Florida under Veterinarian Practices, and we would love your support.

If our team has helped you, your pet, or a family you know, please consider taking a moment to vote before July 31.

Vote here: https://guidetoflorida.com/best-of/vote/pets-animals

Thank you for being part of the ACCC community.

Address

1122 NE 4th Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, FL
33304

Telephone

(954) 527-3111

Website

https://cancercarereferral.com/schedule-a-consultation/?source=META

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