HOLIDAY HIATUS
December 19th to January 5th: Response to remote consultation requests will be delayed beyond our standard response time of 3-5 business days due to reduced staffing and hospital closures during this holiday season. For any emergent clinical concerns, please contact CSU Emergency by calling 970-297-5000.
Important Notice: Radiation Oncology Planned Transition starting December 24, 2025
Colorado State University’s Flint Animal Cancer Center is upgrading our radiation therapy machine to provide the most advanced and effective treatment for our patients. This new machine will offer cutting-edge technology and will ensure pets get the care they need to fight cancer.
During this upgrade, we will not be able to treat patients with radiation therapy starting December 24, 2025, to (approx.) April 1, 2026. Radiation oncology will continue to provide consultation services, see existing patients, and help transition care to other radiation facilities in our area if needed.
As members of a land grant institution, the Flint Animal Cancer Center is committed to sharing our knowledge and expertise with veterinarians around the world. Through our donation-supported Consult Service, our oncology specialists help referring veterinarians through cancer diagnosis and treatment recommendations for their patients. There is no charge for our Consult Service; donations to support this work are appreciated.
After completing the online veterinarian consultation form, your question(s) will be directed to a Lucy Oncology Clinic team member for review and response within 5 business days.
Important notes:
If your client would like an individualized recommendation or you would like to refer them to us, we suggest an on-site appointment.
The professional fee for a new patient appointment is $270.00 (not including costs for any recommendations discussed in the appointment, including tests, treatments or medications). To schedule, please call the CSU Veterinary Hospital Appointment Line: 970-297-5000.
Please note that under Colorado law, Tele-Advice or Teleconsulting is not intended to diagnose, treat, or issue a prognosis. You, as the veterinary professional with a veterinarian-client-patient relationship, remain responsible for evaluating, diagnosing, and treating the patient. These conversations are not meant to be prescriptive. As Telehealth encompasses Teleconsulting, please inform your client that you plan to utilize our Consult Services and note their consent in the patient’s medical records.
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Veterinarian Consult Request
Veterinarians are welcome to complete the following online form to ask general questions about cancer and receive guidance. Complete the form and someone from our team will respond within 5 business days.
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Our Consult Service is supported by generous donations. With your gift, we can extend our reach beyond our clinic walls and help thousands of more pets with cancer each year. Please donate today.