Comments on: Chinese Herb for Bleeding Dog Cancers http://www.dogcancerblog.com/chinese-herb-for-bleeding-dog-cancers/ Dr. Demian Dressler, DVM, the dog cancer vet blogs about canine cancer Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:37:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Dr. Dressler http://www.dogcancerblog.com/chinese-herb-for-bleeding-dog-cancers/comment-page-1/#comment-1995 Dr. Dressler Mon, 07 Dec 2009 00:50:14 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=1087#comment-1995 Barb, these are very tough. Use the yunnan paiyao with your vet's supervision. Another idea is injectable Neoplasene available from Buck Mountain. Have your vet call Dr. Buck, who makes it. It can be injected in the tissue around the tumor. For more ideas, check out the Dog Cancer Survival Guide. Best, Dr D Barb, these are very tough. Use the yunnan paiyao with your vet’s supervision. Another idea is injectable Neoplasene available from Buck Mountain. Have your vet call Dr. Buck, who makes it. It can be injected in the tissue around the tumor. For more ideas, check out the Dog Cancer Survival Guide.
Best,
Dr D

]]> By: Sarah http://www.dogcancerblog.com/chinese-herb-for-bleeding-dog-cancers/comment-page-1/#comment-1985 Sarah Sat, 05 Dec 2009 14:29:32 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=1087#comment-1985 YES! Try the yunnan baiyao! I lost my goldendoodle Ellie in 9/09 to hemangiosarcoma. We found out about Y.B. right at the very end and I wish so much that we had learned about it earlier. There is no doubt this herbal mixture saved Ellie more than once. It was just too late for it to be a long-term answer. You need to know there are the regular pills PLUS small red emergency pills that can help with extreme anemia and shock - you may not need the emergency ones unless things get very serious. If you have a blister-pack of regular pills, there should be an emergency pill right in the middle of the pack -- it's very easy to overlook. If there is no holistic vet near you that can sell you the Y.B., you may be able to get it from a Chinese herbalist (if there is one nearby). You can certainly get it online, but I suggest you get this ASAP. If you do not have a holistic vet nearby that can help you with dosing, etc. . . then you should at least try to find one that will give you info over the phone or via e-mail. You will not regret trying this amazing herb! Please also consider K9-Immunity! YES! Try the yunnan baiyao! I lost my goldendoodle Ellie in 9/09 to hemangiosarcoma. We found out about Y.B. right at the very end and I wish so much that we had learned about it earlier. There is no doubt this herbal mixture saved Ellie more than once. It was just too late for it to be a long-term answer. You need to know there are the regular pills PLUS small red emergency pills that can help with extreme anemia and shock – you may not need the emergency ones unless things get very serious. If you have a blister-pack of regular pills, there should be an emergency pill right in the middle of the pack — it’s very easy to overlook. If there is no holistic vet near you that can sell you the Y.B., you may be able to get it from a Chinese herbalist (if there is one nearby). You can certainly get it online, but I suggest you get this ASAP. If you do not have a holistic vet nearby that can help you with dosing, etc. . . then you should at least try to find one that will give you info over the phone or via e-mail. You will not regret trying this amazing herb! Please also consider K9-Immunity!

]]> By: Barb http://www.dogcancerblog.com/chinese-herb-for-bleeding-dog-cancers/comment-page-1/#comment-1979 Barb Fri, 04 Dec 2009 16:54:24 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=1087#comment-1979 My 10 yr. old golden retriever Jackson, was diagnosed with an oral tumor called acanthomatous ameloblastoma in July 2009. Surgury was not deemed appropriate. Believe me, we would have done anything to take this thing away for him. We have been using palliative care since and up until three weeks ago, we were all able to manage it pretty well for him. But then the bleeding started out of his mouth and our vet said that the tumor was eating away the gingiva in his mouth. We've been periodically using ice packs and pressure in his mouth and on the outside on the tumor when the bleeds occur but my vet had no other suggestions to stop the bleeds. Under the guidance of a woman who's been using essential oils to help with canine issues, we used cypress oil in diluted form inside and outside on the tumor. He also was taking Inisitol IP6 and a herbal tincture hoxsey as well as a chinese herbal mix to support immunity. But as the bleeding increased and clots came out of his mouth, I backed off of all of it and he's a bit better with the bleeds-less frequently and less blood. But perhaps it's gone on too long now since his gums are now beginning to pale a bit indicating anemia. Should I consider giving him yunnan baiyao to halt the bleeding and something to help with the anemia? We are feeding him very wet Honest Kitchen dehydrated raw food. Everythingihng he takes must be in a soup form. He is tired, yet he still loves to walk around outside and look for chipmunks in our landcaped stone walls and he still loves his meals and the sound of the cookie jar opening. He is such a dear, sweet boy. Thank goodness you are here helping people through these issues. My helplessness with this comes from my vets inability to offer much, since surgery and medications are not appropriate for him. Please let me know if you think the yunnan baiyao is appropriate for him as well as something for anemia. THANK YOU. My 10 yr. old golden retriever Jackson, was diagnosed with an oral tumor called acanthomatous ameloblastoma in July 2009. Surgury was not deemed appropriate. Believe me, we would have done anything to take this thing away for him. We have been using palliative care since and up until three weeks ago, we were all able to manage it pretty well for him.
But then the bleeding started out of his mouth and our vet said that the tumor was eating away the gingiva in his mouth. We’ve been periodically using ice packs and pressure in his mouth and on the outside on the tumor when the bleeds occur but my vet had no other suggestions to stop the bleeds. Under the guidance of a woman who’s been using essential oils to help with canine issues, we used cypress oil in diluted form inside and outside on the tumor. He also was taking Inisitol IP6 and a herbal tincture hoxsey as well as a chinese herbal mix to support immunity. But as the bleeding increased and clots came out of his mouth, I backed off of all of it and he’s a bit better with the bleeds-less frequently and less blood. But perhaps it’s gone on too long now since his gums are now beginning to pale a bit indicating anemia. Should I consider giving him yunnan baiyao to halt the bleeding and something to help with the anemia? We are feeding him very wet Honest Kitchen dehydrated raw food. Everythingihng he takes must be in a soup form. He is tired, yet he still loves to walk around outside and look for chipmunks in our landcaped stone walls and he still loves his meals and the sound of the cookie jar opening. He is such a dear, sweet boy. Thank goodness you are here helping people through these issues. My helplessness with this comes from my vets inability to offer much, since surgery and medications are not appropriate for him.
Please let me know if you think the yunnan baiyao is appropriate for him as well as something for anemia. THANK YOU.

]]> By: m johnson http://www.dogcancerblog.com/chinese-herb-for-bleeding-dog-cancers/comment-page-1/#comment-1906 m johnson Mon, 16 Nov 2009 05:59:58 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=1087#comment-1906 my 12 year old dachsund has just been diagnosed with a cancerous mass around the adrenal glands invading the vena cava - he has cushing disease and pericardial effusion.. retroperitoneal hemorrage. I am going to a second opinion since the emergency clinic recommended authanesia. my 12 year old dachsund has just been diagnosed with a cancerous mass around the adrenal glands invading the vena cava – he has cushing disease and pericardial effusion.. retroperitoneal hemorrage.

I am going to a second opinion since the emergency clinic recommended authanesia.

]]> By: Dr. Dressler http://www.dogcancerblog.com/chinese-herb-for-bleeding-dog-cancers/comment-page-1/#comment-1727 Dr. Dressler Sun, 18 Oct 2009 03:40:24 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=1087#comment-1727 Judith, it is worth a try. Please use under veterinary supervision. Good luck and hope it helps, D Judith, it is worth a try. Please use under veterinary supervision. Good luck and hope it helps,
D

]]> By: Judith Conigliaro http://www.dogcancerblog.com/chinese-herb-for-bleeding-dog-cancers/comment-page-1/#comment-1682 Judith Conigliaro Wed, 07 Oct 2009 01:17:31 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=1087#comment-1682 My dog has a cancerous bladder tumor. I opted for non-surgical remedies which have slowed the progression down and she has already beaten the odds big time. However, while walking my dog, she tends to "mark" a lot and after marking quite a few times, only blood comes out from her vulva area. Perhaps Yunnan paiyao would aid in clotting the capillaries in the tumor? My dog has a cancerous bladder tumor. I opted for non-surgical remedies which have slowed the progression down and she has already beaten the odds big time. However, while walking my dog, she tends to “mark” a lot and after marking quite a few times, only blood comes out from her vulva area. Perhaps Yunnan paiyao would aid in clotting the capillaries in the tumor?

]]> By: Martha http://www.dogcancerblog.com/chinese-herb-for-bleeding-dog-cancers/comment-page-1/#comment-1680 Martha Tue, 06 Oct 2009 18:34:00 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=1087#comment-1680 On the topic of alternative treatments do you know anything about an enzyme called serrapeptase? It is supposed to stop 'unhealthy inflammation and clear inflamed dead tissue'and supposedly has been effective in treating animals when more conventional treatments have failed.. On the topic of alternative treatments do you know anything about an enzyme called serrapeptase?
It is supposed to stop ‘unhealthy inflammation and clear inflamed dead tissue’and supposedly has been effective in treating animals when more conventional treatments have failed..

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