Message to Veterinarians

If Magic Bullet Fund asked you to provide information and
gave you a password, click below to access online forms.

DVM Medical Review form: CLICK HERE

Billing Dept Estimate for Chemotherapy: CLICK HERE

Dear Doctor,

Veterinarians often watch clients agonize over treatment decisions due to financial constraints. With our help, you may be able to provide treatment when your client doesn't have funds.

To help the dogs and their families, Magic Bullet Fund needs support from dog lovers...
and from their veterinarians!

Donate in Loving Memory

When you lose a patient to cancer, donate to MBF "In Loving Memory." We will send your client a note card. Your clients will be happy to know that while you extend sympathies for their loss, you are also helping another dog fight cancer.

Request a donation box

Display our donation box and brochures at your front desk. Information about Magic Bullet Fund will be available to your clients who need help, and to those who may donate. One of our volunteers will contact your front desk every month.

Dear Magic Bullet Fund,

When a pet in our care reaches the end of the road, that is the hardest part of the job. Making a donation in tribute helps - especially now that I have found The Magic Bullet Fund!

Through donations to Magic Bullet Fund, our clients know that we are remembering their beloved pet and sharing in their sadness, while also giving another family more time with their dog.

Tina Baran

Office Manager

Books that will educate, inform and offer support to your clients Click on book cover below for more information. Call (914) 941-0159 for ordering information.

How do you say "Your dog has cancer"		"This is an excellent resource for veterinarians to have available for pet owners and an excellent book for staff members who are uninformed about cancer treatment." VSPN - VIN (Veterinary Information Network) "The benefit of this book is not so much in the specific medical details, but in the support and guidance it provides in navigating the complicated and stressful world of cancer treatment." Dr. Lili Duda, VMD, ACVIM (Oncology) Oncolink

How do you say "I'm sorry for your loss"		"This book should be required reading for all veterinary technician students... Clients will surely benefit from a copy surreptitiously tucked in among the pets returned belongings or cremains." VSPN - VIN (Veterinary Information Network) "Kaplan offers sound and compassionate advice to help guardians navigate this painful journey from start to finish." Eileen Mitchell, San Francisco Chronicle