Articles by Molly Jacobson
New Early Detection Dog Cancer Blood Test Being Developed
If this “rock star” veterinary oncologist has her way, we’ll be able to detect some forms of dog cancer way earlier than we can now. With a blood test!
Read MoreMy Dog Has Cancer: What Do I Need to Know?
“My dog has cancer” … UGH. Read this to hear what dog lovers wish they knew from the beginning of their dog cancer journey. Lots of wisdom here!
Read MoreRecommendations for Full Spectrum Veterinarians
Full Spectrum Veterinarians are what we call open-minded vets. They focus on what works, no matter what tradition it comes from.
Read MoreSupport Chemotherapy and Radiation with Botanicals: Dr. Dressler’s Article in Innovative Veterinary Care
A new Innovative Veterinary Care journal article shows veterinarians how to support chemotherapy and radiation with botanicals.
Read MoreDogs Die in Hot Cars
Dogs die in hot cars, and they die MUCH SOONER than you would think. If your dog has cancer, definitely DON’T leave your dog in a car!
Read MoreMust Subscribe: Dr. Sue Cancer Vet’s Awesome VLOG on YouTube
Dr. Sue Cancer Vet YouTube channel is a must-subscribe if your dog has cancer or you deal with canine cancer in your work. Just plain awesome.
Read MoreDog Cancer Surgery: What I’ve Learned So You Don’t Have To
Dog cancer surgery is really scary, and there’s a lot to think about. The editor of The Dog Cancer Survival Guide just went through it.
Read MoreFind a Veterinarian: How to Find, Interview, and Hire Your Next Veterinarian, Oncologist, or Other Specialist
Need to find a veterinarian, oncologist, or second opinion? Read our tips on how to find, interview and hire the right veterinarian for you and your dog.
Read MoreHome Euthanasia for Dogs
If you’re considering home euthanasia dogs will thank you. It turns out, they understand what is happening, and want you there with them.
Read MoreDog Cancer Caregiver Stress: Taking Care of Yourself So You Can Take Care of Your Dog
How to know when you are experiencing dog cancer caregiver stress … and how to care for yourself, so you can care for your dog.
Read MoreCommon Sense Lifestyle Choices to Prevent Cancer in Dogs
Can we really prevent cancer in dogs? Cancer thrives in certain bodies, so here’s how to make sure YOUR dog’s body is a hostile environment for cancer.
Read MoreMagical Thinking and Dog Cancer
Is combining magical thinking and dog cancer a good idea? Yes. In fact, it’s a GREAT idea.
Read MoreDogs Can Detect Cancer with Their Noses
Dogs can detect cancer with their noses. And there is a doctor in New Zealand who is training them to do just that.
Read MoreHomemade Jerky Treats for Dogs with Cancer
Want your dog’s undying love? You already have it. But now you can EARN IT with homemade jerky treats for dogs with cancer.
Read MoreHomemade Cleaning Supplies That Are Safe for You — and Your Dog With Cancer
Homemade cleaning supplies are easy to make and way safer for your dog with cancer than commercial products. And they work great!
Read MoreFilter Your Air for Dog Cancer
Is it really important to filter your air for dog cancer? Well, yeah. It is. Read why here.
Read MoreTripawds: Community Forum & Help for Three Legged Dogs
This amazing site offers lots of help for three legged dogs. A must-join for anyone who is facing osteosarcoma or amputation.
Read MoreHow to Make Decisions About Dog Cancer Treatments
Overwhelmed and anxious, and unsure how to make decisions about dog cancer treatments? Read this article to find out how to “think like an entrepreneur” and calculate the risk.
Read MoreRemembering Love for Our Dogs on Valentine’s Day
Happy Valentine’s Day, dog guardian. And before you think I’m leveraging a cheesy “greeting card holiday” to write about dogs, love, and dog cancer, let me stop you right there: Valentine’s Day, 1993, is, in a very real way, the date that everything we do here at Dog Cancer Blog started. It was the day when…
Read MoreIs My Dog Dying? Here Are Some Warning Signs and Symptoms
What are the warning signs that my dog is dying?? Learn what signs to look for, and how to handle them.
Read MoreWas There Anything Else I Could Have Done?
Was there anything else I could have done? This is an inevitable question we all face. And the answer is always the same.
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