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Date: November 21, 2005

FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE |
1- Veterinary Specialists &
Cancer Treatment Center
2- Walking The
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State-of-the-Art Veterinary Specialty Hospital Comes to New York City |
New York City, NY – A brand new animal emergency and specialty hospital is
coming to Manhattan. Opening in
Spring/Summer 2006, doctors at New York City Veterinary Specialists and Cancer
Treatment Center will develop
strong relationships with referring veterinarians in the tri-state area of New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut,
to provide the best care possible for patients. “This facility will work very
closely with their practices,” according to Dr. Neil Shaw, Medical Director.
Initial specialties at the 20,000 square foot
facility will include: Surgery, Internal Medicine, Critical Care, Emergency
Medicine, Medical Oncology, Radiation Oncology, Dermatology and more. “We will
have the only Linear Accelerator for veterinary patients in New York City,” adds
Dr. Shaw. “This uses radiation therapy to treat cancer in pets, the same as it
does in people.” New York City Veterinary Specialists and Cancer
Treatment Center will also
have a dedicated ICU, digital radiology and radioiodine treatment for cats.
“Specifically in Manhattan, it will have an
emergency service with experienced doctors available at all hours. That
currently does not exist.”
The facility will also serve as a community
resource for veterinarians, including a conference center for lectures and
seminars.
The success of Florida Veterinary Specialists
and Cancer Treatment Center in Tampa
prompted local veterinarians in New York City to reach out to founder, Neil
Shaw, DVM, DACVIM. “They asked if we could assist in developing an emergency
and specialty hospital that would work closely with their practices. Florida
Veterinary Specialists is acknowledged by the University of
Florida as being a pioneer in the industry. It’s also recognized as the
premiere referral center for the state. We provide the utmost attention to
client care and service, so it’s very exciting that we will take the policies
and principles developed in Florida and bring them to the
greatest city in the world.”
New York City Veterinary Specialists and Cancer Treatment Center will be
located at the corner of 9th and 55th, in
New York City.
For more information, contact Kelly Farnan at Fetching Communications,
727-709-5252. For more on the Tampa facility,
Florida Veterinary Specialists, please go to
http://www.fvs.com |