Your dog can receive chemotherapy in many ways. The course of treatment will depend on which drug is being used and the dosing schedule your doctor has recommended.
Chemotherapy can be given orally, via a pill you can feed to your dog at home. It can also be given as an injection at a veterinarian’s office.
There are also metronomic protocols to deliver chemotherapy, where low doses are given in equally-spaced time increments. This means your dog could receive their chemo daily or every other day, and metronomic protocols may decrease a tumor’s ability to create new blood vessels.
Your veterinary oncologist or regular vet will help you decide which chemotherapy method is the best option.