Animal Cancer Care Specialists

Animal Cancer Care Specialists is a specialty veterinary oncology practice for dogs and cats. Reviews describe the clinic as focused on cancer consultations, chemotherapy, and ongoing treatment planning. The clinic has a 4.6/5 Google rating from 45 reviews and is listed at 30 Nagog Park #210, Acton, Massachusetts.

Services

•Veterinary oncology care for dogs and cats
•Cancer consultations
•Treatment planning and care-plan adjustments
•Thorough examinations
•Chemotherapy
•Ultrasound mentioned in reviews

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Reviews mention Dr. Romansik, Dr. Cronin, Laurie, and Deb.

Reviews

Google reviews show a 4.6/5 rating from 45 reviews. Recent written feedback describes clear explanations, honesty about prognosis and treatment options, and a caring approach during cancer treatment. Review themes also include chemotherapy support, patience with cats and dogs during visits, and thoughtful care around end-of-life decisions. One reviewer specifically described the practice as an oncology specialist clinic.

Reviews for Animal Cancer Care Specialists

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 45 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Michael Dube

1 month ago

I had an absolutely amazing experience here when I brought my dog in for a visit. Going to the vet can be incredibly stressful, and I was honestly worried that I would walk out with an astronomical bill or a mountain of unnecessary medications. Fortunately, my experience was the exact opposite. After taking her back for a thorough examination, the veterinarian came in to speak with me. He was incredibly straightforward, honest, and took his time to explain everything clearly in a way that was easy to understand. Instead of pushing costly treatments, we worked together to come up with a care plan that was perfect for my dog's health and also gentle on my wallet. It is rare to find a veterinary team that balances high-quality care with genuine transparency and financial mindfulness. I highly recommend bringing your pets here for all of their medical needs!

Patricia Steinhauer

2 months ago

Oncology specialist practice.

Jan

3 months ago

I have only good things to share about Dr. Romansik and the rest of the team. We discovered that our sweet cat had two types of cancer - a mammory adenocarcinoma, and acute myeloid leukemia. Both aggressive, neither with good prognosis' but the leukemia was very rare and had little information on it, and also had an expected life of ~2 months after diagnosis. With the support of their team, we managed to keep her alive and "well" for 6 months before her condition began deteriorating quickly. They were kind, competent, and very upfront with the information they had, and what their deductions were. They did their best to help us make informed decisions about her care, as well as to shift her care plan as needed depending on how she was responding and how the cancer was progressing. I am confident that because of their support, we were able to give her as much time as possible, as well as make the end of her life as smooth and happy as possible. If you are facing the devastation of cancer with your animal family members, you cannot find a better team to walk with you down this path. Goodbye Voodoo, we will love you forever.

Sam Conte

4 months ago

They are awesome people

Janie

1 year ago

I adopted my cat Marshee (short for "Marshmal-Low") back in March 2024 and she was diagnosed with mammary cancer in April 2024 with a poor prognosis because of the size of her tumors. I went to Animal Cancer Care Specialists for a consultation with apprehension of what they would suggest that would need to be done. However, I was immediately put at ease by Laurie, Dr Romansik, Deb, Dr Cronin (we joked about Marshee and dogs checking her out in her carrier in the waiting room a couple of times), and all the staff. Marshee had six rounds of chemo, and graduated from chemo in October 2024 and earned her graduation neckerchief. Unfortunately, two more very small lumps recently appeared where her surgical sites were. She was scheduled for an ultrasound in a few weeks. However, a couple of weeks ago she was not feeling well one day, and she passed away peacefully in my arms at home about an hour later. I was given a few months of remission for Marshee and she was happy and spunky until her last day. If your pet has cancer, please know that everyone at ACCS has the best interest in mind for your pet. The patience that they show for their patients is amazing. Marshee was a drooler and made her treatments challenging to say the least! Dr Romansik always kept me up to date with what was going on in the treatment room. Thank you to Laurie, Dr Romansik, Deb, Dr Cronin, and all the staff for your wonderful care of Marshee. Your kindness will never be forgotten.