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Urinary Problems And Cyclophosphamide

by DemianDressler

One of the most common chemotherapy drugs used today is cyclophosphamide. This medication can be given at home, as it comes as a pill that is given by mouth.  It can also be given as an injection in the veterinary hospital. One of the side effects that is seen in about 1 in 10 dogs [...]

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Is Cancer Caused By Old Age?

by DemianDressler

Cancer is due to the fact that our dogs are living longer. Right? This was recently stated by a publicly aired news broadcast, by an expert.  And the topic was dog cancer. I’m here to tell you that this is incorrect.  And as usual, there is ample back-up evidence. But first, some clarifications. In the [...]

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The Inflammatory Diet and Cancer

by DemianDressler

It turns out that modern changes in our dog’s diets may have a link to cancer development. It is now known that cancer needs inflammation to start, and to get worse.  Inflammation is the process where body parts get red, swollen and painful.  If we get an injury, inflammation happens as the first step in [...]

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Diagnosis of Nasal Tumors

by DemianDressler

Tumors of the nose and sinus in dogs are often difficult to diagnose at first. These tumors are located inside the nasal passages, invisible to the naked eye, at least in the earlier stages. Many times a guardian will notice that their four legged family member starts to sneeze more often.  The first thought can [...]

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Latest on Dog Food and Cancer

by DemianDressler

Is there a link between dog food an cancer?  Many feel the answer is yes, and there is evidence to support this link. Today’s post will look at some of the newest thinking on dog food and cancer. First of all, a dog’s wild diet is quite different from that of a modern, commercial diet.  [...]

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