Comments on: An Antibiotic for Dog Cancer http://www.dogcancerblog.com/an-antibiotic-for-dog-cancer/ Dr. Demian Dressler, DVM, the dog cancer vet blogs about canine cancer Tue, 07 Sep 2010 19:46:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: ThaCaniBus http://www.dogcancerblog.com/an-antibiotic-for-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-2568 ThaCaniBus Tue, 16 Mar 2010 12:19:46 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=210#comment-2568 have been during the drug scene for fifteen months at present. I was inside the in fact hardcore ingredients beginning from crystal meth, ten filters of marijuana, hash, cocaine, virtually whatsoever enthralling. I've essentially been using those ingredients! On the other hand as anybody may possibly possibly realize, actual time errands or wellbeing issues started off to are available up and, then, as greatly as I liked individuals, I must have lowered and in time remove those out of my territory! It may be easier than anybody could possibly think about but only should you be acquainted using the authorized, non- vicious equivalent of individuals based city medications. I have got to are actually exactly there, residing and clear-headed to complete exactly that which I got to achieve to carry on, especially now when we discover ourselves in the monetary decline, surviving in such monetary emergency predicament, I need to accrue all the complete assets! IHence from illegal medications, my transition to <a href="http://buylegalbudscomreviews.info" rel="nofollow">legal buds </a>. I am not any longer a narcotics client now and that is a achievements I like to brag of. It's not been basically uncomplicated, even so I had to flatten my awareness, given that my children are hoping for me to take care of them! have been during the drug scene for fifteen months at present. I was inside the in fact hardcore ingredients beginning from crystal meth, ten filters of marijuana, hash, cocaine, virtually whatsoever enthralling. I’ve essentially been using those ingredients! On the other hand as anybody may possibly possibly realize, actual time errands or wellbeing issues started off to are available up and, then, as greatly as I liked individuals, I must have lowered and in time remove those out of my territory! It may be easier than anybody could possibly think about but only should you be acquainted using the authorized, non- vicious equivalent of individuals based city medications.

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]]> By: vapor cannon http://www.dogcancerblog.com/an-antibiotic-for-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-1159 vapor cannon Tue, 30 Jun 2009 14:04:24 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=210#comment-1159 its nice to know that Doxycycline can be used to fight cancer to human and even in dogs. Thank you for sharing this article. its nice to know that Doxycycline can be used to fight cancer to human and even in dogs. Thank you for sharing this article.

]]> By: Edith http://www.dogcancerblog.com/an-antibiotic-for-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-813 Edith Mon, 30 Mar 2009 03:43:32 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=210#comment-813 Dr. Dressler, do you know anything about noscopine? My 14 y/o labradoodle is 2 ys 2 mos post lymphoma diagnosis. He had a NC State multi-agent chemo protocol in 2007, went into remission within a month. Came out 12-07 and went on single agent doxorubicin. Almost immediately went into remission which held until 11-08 when he developed 4 lumps in various places on the right side of his body. Tried procarbazine for 3 cycles. After the 1st, the lumps went away, but shortly after the 3rd began, a new lump developed. Switched back to doxorubicin. Lump went away in less than a week, but I'm scared of the doxo. Read about noscopine, but cannot get human researcher or the company they are working with to return calls/email. My vet oncologist wanted me to find out about any canine safety studies which may give us dosage info. Do you have info about this European OTC cough medicine ingredient? Thanks. Dr. Dressler, do you know anything about noscopine? My 14 y/o labradoodle is 2 ys 2 mos post lymphoma diagnosis. He had a NC State multi-agent chemo protocol in 2007, went into remission within a month. Came out 12-07 and went on single agent doxorubicin. Almost immediately went into remission which held until 11-08 when he developed 4 lumps in various places on the right side of his body. Tried procarbazine for 3 cycles. After the 1st, the lumps went away, but shortly after the 3rd began, a new lump developed. Switched back to doxorubicin. Lump went away in less than a week, but I’m scared of the doxo. Read about noscopine, but cannot get human researcher or the company they are working with to return calls/email. My vet oncologist wanted me to find out about any canine safety studies which may give us dosage info. Do you have info about this European OTC cough medicine ingredient? Thanks.

]]> By: John http://www.dogcancerblog.com/an-antibiotic-for-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-812 John Mon, 30 Mar 2009 01:13:32 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=210#comment-812 You apparently have not read the latest research on antiangiogenic drugs, they do not suppress blood vessel formation, just the opposite! Use of these drugs actually enhances the integrity of tumor blood vessels, and can promote faster tumor growth. http://ucsdnews.ucsd.edu/newsrel/health/11-08Tumors.asp You apparently have not read the latest research on antiangiogenic drugs, they do not suppress blood vessel formation, just the opposite! Use of these drugs actually enhances the integrity of tumor blood vessels, and can promote faster tumor growth.

http://ucsdnews.ucsd.edu/newsrel/health/11-08Tumors.asp

]]> By: Dr. Dressler http://www.dogcancerblog.com/an-antibiotic-for-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-735 Dr. Dressler Tue, 10 Mar 2009 02:16:47 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=210#comment-735 Joanne- sometimes we look at a lack of growth as success!! Now, I am not a Chinese Medicine expert by any means, but I believe Yuannan Baiyao is more suited to other tumor types...another thing that some have used is topical quercetin (powder on the tumor). I have not but it is an option. Discuss with your vet as usual! also you can check out the webinar for more questions if you want: http://dogcancerblog.com/ask D Joanne-
sometimes we look at a lack of growth as success!!
Now, I am not a Chinese Medicine expert by any means, but I believe Yuannan Baiyao is more suited to other tumor types…another thing that some have used is topical quercetin (powder on the tumor). I have not but it is an option. Discuss with your vet as usual!
also you can check out the webinar for more questions if you want:
http://dogcancerblog.com/ask
D

]]> By: Joanne http://www.dogcancerblog.com/an-antibiotic-for-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-717 Joanne Sun, 08 Mar 2009 18:21:22 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=210#comment-717 Dear Dr. D., Benny has Mast Cell Tumours and he has had the cortisone injection (the one you recommended and I cannot remember the name....intra...tra..)and the tumour did not shrink much. Today it bled a little and my husband administered the powder form inside a Yunnan Baiyao capsule to the tumour. We also gave him a the other half of the capsule in some liverwurst. What are your opinions on this particular supplement being used in dogs with MCTs? We are willing to try anything to insure that his quality of life remains as good as it is right now. He eats well and enjoys his daily CANINE LIFE muffin and is very happy on walks. Thanks, Joanne Dear Dr. D.,
Benny has Mast Cell Tumours and he has had the cortisone injection (the one you recommended and I cannot remember the name….intra…tra..)and the tumour did not shrink much. Today it bled a little and my husband administered the powder form inside a Yunnan Baiyao capsule to the tumour. We also gave him a the other half of the capsule in some liverwurst. What are your opinions on this particular supplement being used in dogs with MCTs? We are willing to try anything to insure that his quality of life remains as good as it is right now. He eats well and enjoys his daily CANINE LIFE muffin and is very happy on walks.

Thanks,
Joanne

]]> By: Val http://www.dogcancerblog.com/an-antibiotic-for-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-595 Val Sun, 15 Feb 2009 03:07:45 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=210#comment-595 Dear Dr. I have started our 5 year old golden mountain dog on Dichloroacete (DCA). He has lymphoma and was diagnosed Jan 14. He is on prednisone, 8 - 10 mg of DCA, B100, magnisum 100 mg. 500mg of evening primrose and baytril. I am wondering if doxycycline is a better choice of antibiotics. He is doing much better now that he is on DCA and I hope that this note will help other people with cancer in their dogs to go to the DCA site and see what miracles are happening with its use, even if it is only in trials... you can still order it from buydca.com. Good luck eveyone with your pets. Val Dear Dr.
I have started our 5 year old golden mountain dog on Dichloroacete (DCA). He has lymphoma and was diagnosed Jan 14. He is on prednisone, 8 – 10 mg of DCA, B100, magnisum 100 mg. 500mg of evening primrose and baytril. I am wondering if doxycycline is a better choice of antibiotics. He is doing much better now that he is on DCA and I hope that this note will help other people with cancer in their dogs to go to the DCA site and see what miracles are happening with its use, even if it is only in trials… you can still order it from buydca.com.
Good luck eveyone with your pets.
Val

]]> By: Dr. Dressler http://www.dogcancerblog.com/an-antibiotic-for-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-529 Dr. Dressler Sat, 31 Jan 2009 06:26:41 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=210#comment-529 Karen, I am sorry to hear this yucky news. Hm. You might want to consider methyl jasmonate. I've never used in personally in dogs but check it out with your vet/oncologist. It is inhaled from a steam-type vaporizer. Hard to do maybe, but depends on your dog. Check out Stephen Martin's blog Grouppe Kurosawa for some stuff on this. Also definitely look into Lutimax and discuss with your vet/oncologist. Good luck, D Karen, I am sorry to hear this yucky news. Hm. You might want to consider methyl jasmonate. I’ve never used in personally in dogs but check it out with your vet/oncologist. It is inhaled from a steam-type vaporizer. Hard to do maybe, but depends on your dog. Check out Stephen Martin’s blog Grouppe Kurosawa for some stuff on this. Also definitely look into Lutimax and discuss with your vet/oncologist.
Good luck,
D

]]> By: Dr. Dressler http://www.dogcancerblog.com/an-antibiotic-for-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-526 Dr. Dressler Sat, 31 Jan 2009 06:17:07 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=210#comment-526 Gail, this (like many questions I get here) has a very long answer, which is why the e-book is coming. Short answer though: Doxycycline is definitely a thought, especially with the epistaxis (nasal bleeding). The studies were not done with nasal ACA but that does not mean it is not a good option. Discuss with your oncologist. I would consider it for sure. Best of luck, D Gail, this (like many questions I get here) has a very long answer, which is why the e-book is coming. Short answer though:
Doxycycline is definitely a thought, especially with the epistaxis (nasal bleeding). The studies were not done with nasal ACA but that does not mean it is not a good option. Discuss with your oncologist. I would consider it for sure.
Best of luck,
D

]]> By: Gail Casey http://www.dogcancerblog.com/an-antibiotic-for-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-460 Gail Casey Thu, 22 Jan 2009 18:20:27 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=210#comment-460 Dr. Dressler, My mixed rescue 12 year old pup was diagnosed with nasal adenocarcinoma in Aug. 2006. After consultation with a well respected radiologist/oncologist here in the LA area, he underwent surgery and radiation (newer protocol due to improved equipment). His tumor has reacurred but Metacam, fish oil, Agaricus mushroom caps, Yunnan Paiyao, Glucosomine and immune support along with a partial raw diet (he can't handle total protein) have kept it growing slowly. He still loves his walks and seems happy. Recently his sneezing increased and occasionally he again has a small bit of bloody discharge. Is doxycycline recommended for this type of cancer? I realize I have had him far longer than is usual for this type of cancer and for that I am grateful but would still like to do whatever I can to keep his quality of life good. Any other supplements you can suggest? Thank you. Dr. Dressler,
My mixed rescue 12 year old pup was diagnosed with nasal adenocarcinoma in Aug. 2006. After consultation with a well respected radiologist/oncologist here in the LA area, he underwent surgery and radiation (newer protocol due to improved equipment). His tumor has reacurred but Metacam, fish oil, Agaricus mushroom caps, Yunnan Paiyao, Glucosomine and immune support along with a partial raw diet (he can’t handle total protein) have kept it growing slowly. He still loves his walks and seems happy. Recently his sneezing increased and occasionally he again has a small bit of bloody discharge. Is doxycycline recommended for this type of cancer? I realize I have had him far longer than is usual for this type of cancer and for that I am grateful but would still like to do whatever I can to keep his quality of life good. Any other supplements you can suggest?
Thank you.

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