Hope Advanced Veterinary Center - Vienna

09/11/2026

On Tuesday we had to say Bon Voyage to miss Doss! Her mom is officially coming home from deployment and very excited to have her perfect floof girl back home. It has been such an honor treating her and officially getting her into remission! While we will miss her dearly, we know she’s going to be in the perfect hands of her oncologist back in Idaho. We will all miss you Dossy girl! 🐾❤️

08/26/2026

Maya is in today to continue her education while she’s working on her masters degree in oncology 🐾 🎓

You may remember her from a previous graduation photo from about a year ago. Unfortunately her cancer has relapsed but that hasn’t stopped her at all! Maya continues to do well and handles her chemo beautifully. Honestly, I think she just wants to spend more time with her fan club here at Hope 😉

08/04/2026

We got to celebrate Peach last week! Peach came to our oncology department back in April for a subcutaneous hemangiosarcoma. It was removed with complete margins but his biopsy came back with a mitotic count of 9 which indicates a high risk of systemic metastasis.

We treated him with 5 doses of Doxorubicin and he did wonderful for every treatment. 10/10 best orange tabby out there. Go Peach!! 🍑 🐈

07/27/2026

07/25/2026

For this Christmas in July, we have this lovely lady, Tallulah. She was hospitalized in our emergency department for six days on IV fluid diuresis due to severe azotemia (or severely elevated kidney values) from partial right ureteral obstruction and bilateral nephritis. Her urine culture was negative for bacterial growth, so not consistent with a kidney infection. With six days of IV fluid diuresis, her renal values came down significantly and she got to be discharged on Christmas day. She came back in to see us four days after discharge for recheck labwork and her renal values had improved so much so that she did not need to have surgical intervention or at-home subcutaneous fluid administration. Tallulah's owner even sent us this photo of her at home enjoying outside time in a snazzy sweater. We are so thrilled with how well she's doing and that she didn't need surgery!

07/22/2026

July is National Pet Hydration Month! It's a great opportunity to remind all pet owners how important it is to keep our furry friends hydrated during the hot summer days and fun outings. Please help us spread the word by sharing this Hydration awareness sheet provided by Epicur Pharma with your friends, family, and fellow pet owners.

07/22/2026

Today we are celebrating two wonderful graduates!

Doss started her chemotherapy journey back January of this year in Idaho with Dr. Hume. They did a wonderful job laying the foundation for Dossy girl until they moved to VA to see Dr. McNeill. What’s even better? Dr. Hume and Dr. McNeill worked together for a few years during their residency at UPenn years ago so it made our match with Doss even more special 🥰 She reacted wonderfully to the CHOP protocol and is officially in remission! Go Doss!

Second we have Toby! He also started his chemo journey in January. He has been nothing but the perfect gentle giant and a major floof! While he weighed as much as half the staff, he always allowed us to perform chemo with ease and always demanded his salmon treats! He completed his CHOP protocol around the same time as Doss and is also officially in remission! Go Toby!!

07/03/2026

When it’s too hot for us outside, it’s too hot for them! 🥵🔥 swipe right to see what temps are safe and how to handle this criminal heat wave.

Featured is sweet boy Panda 🐼 🐾 he was having an anxious day in his kennel so we did the next best thing, cuddles and fans for comfort 🥰

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