Veterinary Specialty Referral Center of Manhattan
Veterinary Specialty Referral Center of Manhattan is an oncology practice in New York, NY, led by a DACVIM-credentialed specialist. Procedures include Aftercare services, Multimodal treatment of metastatic cancers, Concierge (in-home) visits, and Nutrition consultation.
About
The Veterinary Specialty Referral Center of Manhattan (VSRC) is a woman-owned and led specialty hospital in New York City, dedicated to providing concierge-level Oncology and Internal Medicine care for companion animals. The center emphasizes advanced cancer care, comprehensive evaluation and treatment for long-term health, and advanced diagnostic imaging.
VSRC operates as an outpatient clinic, focusing on personalized care with unhurried appointments in a calm and comforting environment. They prioritize clear communication with both clients and referring veterinarians, ensuring a collaborative approach to patient care.
About the team
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Dr. Brooke Britton
DVM, DACVIM (Oncology)
Dr. Brooke Britton is the founding partner, owner, and medical director of VSRC, and obtained her board certification in Medical Oncology in 2012.
Services
- Aftercare services
- Multimodal treatment of metastatic cancers
- Concierge (in-home) visits
- Nutrition consultation
- Injectable chemotherapy
- Oncology
- Internal Medicine
- CT scan
- Small molecular inhibitor therapy
- Diagnostic Imaging
- Pain management protocols
- Electrochemotherapy
- Immunotherapy
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Frequently asked questions
- What specialty services does VSRC Manhattan offer?
- VSRC Manhattan specializes in Oncology and Internal Medicine. They provide advanced cancer care tailored to improve a pet’s comfort and quality of life, along with comprehensive evaluation and treatment to support long-term health and well-being. Advanced diagnostic imaging is also available to quickly uncover answers and guide care.
- Does VSRC Oncology provide overnight care for pets?
- No, VSRC Oncology operates as an outpatient clinic and does not provide overnight care or boarding. Patient discharge is no later than 5:45 p.m. (15 minutes before the close of the practice) during hospital hours.
- What should a pet owner bring to their first Oncology appointment at VSRC?
- Pet owners should bring their companion, notes summarizing any behavioral or physical changes, and specific questions for the oncologist. While medical records are requested in advance, it is also a good idea to bring an extra copy of the pet’s records, especially if new test results are available.
- Will my primary veterinarian be involved in my pet’s care at VSRC?
- Absolutely. VSRC believes that effective cancer treatment involves collaboration with the pet's entire medical team, including the primary veterinarian. After an appointment, the VSRC oncologist will send a detailed report to the primary veterinarian and establish a partnered plan for treatment.
- What kind of supportive care and palliative options are available for pets undergoing cancer treatment?
- VSRC Oncology offers supportive care throughout the cancer treatment journey. This includes tailored pain management protocols, nutrition consultation for specialized dietary support, and referral for social work services and grief counseling. Compassionate aftercare services are also available.