Ask Me Your Questions in a LIVE Webinar
BySo many people write and ask me specific questions about their dog everyday. There are just too many questions and unfortunately, I simply can not answer them all on this blog. It would take too long.
In addition, over the last several months, lots of people have asked if they could do a one-on-one phone consultation with me. That also is not practical based on the demands of my ongoing dog cancer research and also my regular veterinary practice.
But finally there is a solution that may help you:
Join me for a LIVE monthly webinar/teleconference where you can ask specific questions about your dog’s health.
The first call is Sunday, March 15, 2009. Additional calls will be scheduled every month. The calls will be recorded and you will be able to listen to replays of the calls immediately after they are over. (You will also be able to download them to your computer or iPod.)
If you would like to join me for the first call, please click this link to register.
I look forward to hearing from you and discussing your specific dog’s treatment on the next call.
About the Author
Dr. Demian Dressler, DVM is known as the "dog cancer vet" and is author of Dog Cancer Survival Guide: Beyond Surgery, Chemotherapy & Radiation. Visit his blog and sign up free to get the latest information about canine cancer. Go to http://DogCancerBlog.com.
8 Comments
March 11th, 2009 at 1:48 am
I begin it, and it is miyumama.
Is the first blog visit; (* ^ – ^ *) thanking you in advance.
Please try the cancer treatment of the dog hard.
March 16th, 2009 at 4:20 pm
I see Wysong has a cancer diet, it’s called Neomentin. The ingredients list most of the foods Dr.Dressler suggests feeding, and it seems to be much more loaded with good stuff than the cancer diet by Hills. Dr. Dressler, can you please give me your opinion on this diet????????? Thanking you in advance.
March 16th, 2009 at 6:19 pm
I have seen no papers comparing the effectiveness of ND versus the Wysong product. Can’t say which works better, sorry. I wonder if the Neomentin has as much omega 3 fatty acid as ND though, as I could not access the exact breakdown of this item online…it seems like a good product from my brief review however.
D
March 18th, 2009 at 6:16 am
Dr. Dressler,
My 12 1/2 year old Fox Terrier was found via x-ray to have a tumor the size of a walnut on one of her lobes of her right lung. This was found the first part of January this year. I am told because of it’s location that it cannot be biopsied to determine if it is cancer or not. I’m told the only option is surgery. I am reluctant to put her (Marley) through the surgery. She coughs/gags maybe once or twice a day but otherwise seems in very good health. She does suffer from incontinence while sleeping and I am giving her medicine for that twice a day. I have been giving her a holistice tea called cellular tea and something called cell food. Also feeding her high protein dog food mixed with freask cooked chicken and homemade chicken broth. I add spirolina to her diet as well. Any thoughts about what I’m doing and do you reccomend the surgery? I look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Joyce DeLine
Pismo Beach, CA
April 1st, 2009 at 6:45 pm
I have a nine (9) year old Famale Begale today go to veterinarian because my dog breath not normal breath short and quikly after take xray see a TUMOR IN TIMO TAKE A BIOPCIA AND CONFIRM DIAGNOSTIK WE ARE DEVASTEITING AND IMIDIATLY GIVE MY VETERINARIAN Quimo tell give a 21 day quimio and see in 10 days o see how Reaact to his firstquimio and see to trate six month every 3 weeks I REALY APRECIATE IF SOMEBOTHY HAVE NOW ABOUT THIS PROBLEM TELL ABOUT.THANKS FOR YOUR COMENTS
May 26th, 2009 at 1:36 pm
I just found out that my 12 year old golden has liposarcoma. The vet said he cannot operate because it is on his side and he most likely cannot get it all or get enough muscle tissue to sew it up after it is done. Is there any diet, to slow it down and where do I get this type of food or vitimans?
Please Help & Thank you
Allen
February 13th, 2010 at 8:14 am
I’m trying to register for the next webinar (in February, 2010). I can’t seem to find the link to do that. The link above is not working.
Thanks so much.
February 15th, 2010 at 8:12 pm
Dear Deborah,
The tech staff has fixed the bug and it should be good to go! Thank you very much for letting me know.
Best
Dr D