Comments on: Using Black Salve in Dog Cancer http://www.dogcancerblog.com/using-black-salve-in-dog-cancer/ Dr. Demian Dressler, DVM, the dog cancer vet blogs about canine cancer Sun, 14 Mar 2010 02:12:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: phil Douglas http://www.dogcancerblog.com/using-black-salve-in-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-1881 phil Douglas Fri, 13 Nov 2009 03:47:06 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=1131#comment-1881 My dog has a condition called forbrosing steatitis myositis. Inside of this scar tissue and muscle, their is cancer in pockets that is causing the tumor to get larger as time goes by. The tumor is getting out of control as far as size, and very possibly life threatning. Is Neoplasene something that I should consider. Can someone help. I'm also wondering about Ambratose or Artemesinin. Phil My dog has a condition called forbrosing steatitis myositis. Inside
of this scar tissue and muscle, their is cancer in pockets that is
causing the tumor to get larger as time goes by. The tumor is getting
out of control as far as size, and very possibly life threatning. Is
Neoplasene something that I should consider. Can someone help. I’m
also wondering about Ambratose or Artemesinin. Phil

]]> By: Kathy McLeod http://www.dogcancerblog.com/using-black-salve-in-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-1770 Kathy McLeod Sat, 24 Oct 2009 05:32:50 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=1131#comment-1770 Diane I hope you realize I"m responding to your concern for your beloved Schnauzer....not using black salve as the side bar states!!! I haven't blogged before to know how to make sure you know I'm responding to you. The other thing I wanted to mention to you was to try to go somewhere where you can have an MRI done on your boy. It will give you and the Dr's so much more information to create a treatment plan. Also, Washington State had an Emergency intake, so check and see if your Teaching Hospital has one, and self referr....and take your boy there now. Don't wait for Monday if you don't have to. It won't help your boy any at all, and you're going to worry yourself sick all weekend anyway. I wish I knew the closest teaching hospital to you, but I'm in a different country. Good luck to you and your little boy, I'll be thinking about you and sending positive thoughts. Kathy Diane
I hope you realize I”m responding to your concern for your beloved Schnauzer….not using black salve as the side bar states!!!
I haven’t blogged before to know how to make sure you know I’m responding to you.
The other thing I wanted to mention to you was to try to go somewhere where you can have an MRI done on your boy. It will give you and the Dr’s so much more information to create a treatment plan.

Also, Washington State had an Emergency intake, so check and see if your Teaching Hospital has one, and self referr….and take your boy there now. Don’t wait for Monday if you don’t have to. It won’t help your boy any at all, and you’re going to worry yourself sick all weekend anyway. I wish I knew the closest teaching hospital to you, but I’m in a different country. Good luck to you and your little boy, I’ll be thinking about you and sending positive thoughts.
Kathy

]]> By: Kathy McLeod http://www.dogcancerblog.com/using-black-salve-in-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-1769 Kathy McLeod Sat, 24 Oct 2009 04:09:17 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=1131#comment-1769 Diane A friend of mine had good success with a similar situation. The dog was treated at University of Washington Veterinarian Teaching Hospital, and very successfully. I realize they aren't in your area, but if you could find a University with a veterinary teaching hospital anywhere even close to you GO! They are on the "cutting edge" of treatment, and it sounds like your situation needs immediate attention. Don't misunderstand me..I work with a fabulous Holistic vet with my dogs, but you likely need to work with both. The dog I mentioned earlier, did end up having radiation treatments by the skilled Dr's at Univ. Washington. He's doing really well. I personally just returned from Washington with my own little guy who was no longer responding to chemo treatments, and with a cancer which radiation isn't a common treatment option, but they found a way, and I'm following up with a combination of Western and Eastern medicine and things are looking pretty good. By the way ...my friend and also myself, travelled from Canada to have the University's expertise. Look into the radiation option! Kathy Diane
A friend of mine had good success with a similar situation. The dog was treated at University of Washington Veterinarian Teaching Hospital, and very successfully. I realize they aren’t in your area, but if you could find a University with a veterinary teaching hospital anywhere even close to you GO! They are on the “cutting edge” of treatment, and it sounds like your situation needs immediate attention. Don’t misunderstand me..I work with a fabulous Holistic vet with my dogs, but you likely need to work with both. The dog I mentioned earlier, did end up having radiation treatments by the skilled Dr’s at Univ. Washington. He’s doing really well. I personally just returned from Washington with my own little guy who was no longer responding to chemo treatments, and with a cancer which radiation isn’t a common treatment option, but they found a way, and I’m following up with a combination of Western and Eastern medicine and things are looking pretty good.

By the way …my friend and also myself, travelled from Canada to have the University’s expertise.

Look into the radiation option!

Kathy

]]> By: diane corbett http://www.dogcancerblog.com/using-black-salve-in-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-1761 diane corbett Fri, 23 Oct 2009 17:37:01 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=1131#comment-1761 also your video skips when i was trying to work and listen so i hope that i did not miss something important.i am giving him a vitamin right now called juice plus. diane also your video skips when i was trying to work and listen so i hope that i did not miss something important.i am giving him a vitamin right now called juice plus. diane

]]> By: diane corbett http://www.dogcancerblog.com/using-black-salve-in-dog-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-1760 diane corbett Fri, 23 Oct 2009 17:34:27 +0000 http://www.dogcancerblog.com/?p=1131#comment-1760 our loved Divot is going on Monday for a cat scan. He has nasal carcinoma. your book just barely touched on this subject. what do I need to be doing for him. the tumor was too large to cut out and there is another one. it is protruding out on his head. our vet said there was a scooped out place and some type f hole. he seems to be fine except he sometimes can not breath.it seems to have blood inside of it.he has some antibotic left from his bioposy. we are going to a hospital called gulfcoast in houston texas. i want to do what is right for our almost 10 year old snauzer too tired to put the correct spelling but how about pour little boy. i have heard of baking soda washing the area out that cancer is some type of fungus. an i wash his nose out with baking soda and water? what should i do to make his PH level where this cancer will die and he can recover? please let me haver your advice. i was crying so much that i could not read your book and it is long i need just the cut down emergency what to be feeding etc. the vet said that hills does not make an md formula for dogs just cats. what about the mushrooms etc. please let me hear from you.this dog is a very important part of our family. thanks for caring about both the dog and the owner! our loved Divot is going on Monday for a cat scan. He has nasal carcinoma. your book just barely touched on this subject. what do I need to be doing for him. the tumor was too large to cut out and there is another one. it is protruding out on his head. our vet said there was a scooped out place and some type f hole. he seems to be fine except he sometimes can not breath.it seems to have blood inside of it.he has some antibotic left from his bioposy. we are going to a hospital called gulfcoast in houston texas. i want to do what is right for our almost 10 year old snauzer too tired to put the correct spelling but how about pour little boy. i have heard of baking soda washing the area out that cancer is some type of fungus. an i wash his nose out with baking soda and water? what should i do to make his PH level where this cancer will die and he can recover? please let me haver your advice. i was crying so much that i could not read your book and it is long i need just the cut down emergency what to be feeding etc. the vet said that hills does not make an md formula for dogs just cats. what about the mushrooms etc. please let me hear from you.this dog is a very important part of our family. thanks for caring about both the dog and the owner!

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