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Clients were recruited between 2012–2015 when their pet received palliative or definitive radiotherapy for various tumours. Clients completed standardised questionnaires before, during and after their pets’ radiotherapy protocol. Questions assessed owner attitudes, including concerns regarding side effects, actual side effects experienced, and overall satisfaction with the process. In addition, at each time point the owners assessed their pets’ quality of life using a simple numerical scale (0–10). The responses were assessed for significant changes over time using Kruskal-Wallis or Mann-Whitney tests.

Toxicity of constant rate infusion of cytarabine in dogs with stage V lymphoma