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Signs of Dog Cancer and Decompensation
…cancer itself.) “Signs of Dog Cancer” Are Really “Signs of Dog Cancer Decompensation” Search for the warning signs of dog cancer, and you’ll find plenty of listicles that include items…
Read MoreIs My Dog Depressed and at Risk for Cancer?
…to you or I when we do not get our needs met? Depression and stress. How many of us are in search of a mate? How many of us are…
Read MoreFight Cancer With Local Chemotherapy
Many dog lovers hear grim survival statistics after receiving a dog cancer diagnosis, and it is extremely overwhelming. So much so that they go on a search for new and…
Read MoreSpay/neuter and the association with cancer in dogs: part one
…chemo. As a broken-hearted dog parent, I did all I could do to locate and read any research I could find on mast cell tumors; during my search for information…
Read MoreHelp For Diarrhea In Canine Cancer Patients
…usually is fine for short term use as needed, in my opinion. The dose for dogs is about 1 teaspoon full per 60 lbs body weight, given 1 to 2…
Read MoreMast cell tumor treatment: chemotherapy
…(such as Prilosec). These can often be stopped after surgery, if the tumor has been successfully removed and spread has not occurred; some dogs may need these drugs long-term to…
Read MoreDog Cancer and Antioxidants…Time to Clear Up Confusion!
…of free radical science at the University of Iowa tested and verified the research. A while back, I was searching for the effect of grapeseed extract on cancer. Among other…
Read MoreSpay/neuter and the association with cancer in dogs: part three
…the removal of reproductive organs of either sex, though it is more commonly the term for males. Still it is not incorrect to use neuter for females. Dr Sue Dr….
Read MoreMast cell tumor treatment: surgery and radiation
…after surgery, a follow up with radiation treatment provides excellent long term local control. The vast majority (85% to 95%) of dogs with low- or intermediate-grade MCT remain tumor-free two…
Read MoreWhen Infection Looks Like Cancer
…can search this blog as well using the search bar on the upper right. And finally, it may be that if there are tumors there we need to institute cancer…
Read MoreInnovations in Dog Cancer Care
…Palladia has been manufactured for dogs and I believe his research stems from human research, but perhaps there might be other research out there that could give me an indication?…
Read MoreSurvival Times and Dog Cancer
…research,research,research. Both our dogs were on an organic vegetarian diet after dx which I believe contributed to their longevity. Katie Our 10 year old black lab/golden retriever mix was diagnosed…
Read MoreDo Tagamet and Benadryl Cure Cancer?
…success ahead of time. Everything else is much more of a gamble. Let’s look at how we determine whether a treatment is useful. Formal Studies and Historical Use Formal research…
Read MoreMast Cell Tumors in Dogs: some advances in conventional care
…diet prior to radiation, but she was willing to consider the luteolin after I gave her some links from some research I did online. However, I could not find anything…
Read MoreVitamin C for Canine Cancer Patients? Part 2
…You can search for these in this blog using the search bar, upper right. Do I have a cure for this cancer? No, I do not. But I have seen…
Read MoreGrief: Not A Four Letter Word
…Athina was trained as a search dog and is now a therapy dog…presently in retirement. She developed soft tissue sarcoma around the knee on her back left leg in the…
Read MoreHelp! Found A Lump On The Dog… Now What?
…Daisy Chaplin I was doing a little research. A fewbreeder weeks ago, while bathing my female black lab noticed a bump in her side. She stays outside durning the say…
Read MoreCCNU Use for Lympho Rescue Protocols
…investigating a clinical trial with Liposomal clodronate but no teaching vet school is very near me that is doing the study. I’ll search for DTIC. Let this cancer madness stop!…
Read MoreSpaying, Neutering and Cancer in Rottweilers
…dog’s medical care. For more useful details I would advise you read the Guide, and for general information you can also search this blog with the search bar on the…
Read MoreMast Cell Tumor Internal Spread
…Melissa, mast call tumors are very common. Search for mast cell tumors using the search bar on the right side of this blog. There is a lot of info in…
Read MoreDisruptive Stress and Dog Cancer
…deliberately increase life quality daily. You may want to read the Guide, which has done the work of assessing the various supplements and so on for you. You can search…
Read MoreDog food and cancer: help fight this problem!
…referred me to yesterday (21st also) as I could not find it earlier. It is sometimes difficult to find things on blogs even using the search box. Any suggestions on…
Read MoreCarcinoma of the Anal Sac, part 2
…effective part of your team. Sometimes people have to search around to find the right vet, but many times this is not necessary. Hope this helps Dr D Melinda Buckley…
Read MoreA Dog With Bone Cancer
…was bone cancer. Recently, I came accross a term called Hypotrophic Osteopathy that links limping with tumors in the lung. Dr. Dressler, could you explain this further? Nicky I noticed…
Read MoreDog Cancer and the Malaria Drug Artemisinin
…some research posted on artemisinin from the U. of Wasahington. They called it a magic bullet against cancer. They are currently working to combine it with transferrin outside the body…
Read MoreSpice of Life: Curcumin and Dog Cancer
…to look in areas that I would have ignored just a few years back. One of the hottest topics in cancer research right now is the dietary flavonoid group. This…
Read MoreMetronomic Chemotherapy
…options and I can’t bear to loose my lovely little girl. Jo (UK) Nicole Thome Hi Dr Dressler, I was wondering what your thought is on long-term use of metronomic…
Read MoreBladder and Prostate Cancer: Neutering Male Dogs Increases Risk
…love to see the study on the Frontline topic also. There are only thousands of studies and millions of dollars in research showing vaccine related tumors. So much research in…
Read MoreBut Cancer Treatment at My Dog’s Age?
Judith Conigliaro When my dog was diagnosed with bladder cancer at age 10, I opted for non-surgical treatment. I began research online, found tons of information on your site and…
Read MoreWhy I love being an oncologist
…a see thru patch over incision and we’re to go back next Wed. Judy Brown P.S. Looked up integrative vet (not familiar with that term) and there is one in…
Read MoreHoney the Dog Survives 5 Years Past Lymphoma Diagnosis, Passes Peacefully in Her Sleep
…the prednisone regime it would be three months textbook case that he would live. After doing research I backed him off of the prednisone to one every other day and…
Read MoreCanine Osteosarcoma: Amputation and Life Quality
…right leg amputated next-week. 3 of the vets in my local vet-office have 3 legged dogs (or “tripawds”). Look that term up online when u have a chance…anyway, my vet…
Read MoreWhere Do I Begin?
…blog are searching for information. Once a true malignancy has developed, the realities can feel utterly unacceptable. This leads to information gathering. Whenever we are faced with situations that appear…
Read MoreDogCancer.TV: Cyberknife Use with Dog Cancer- Cutting Edge Technology
…dealing in terms of success rate, it’s increasing survival times, it’s not really all that great, for most guardians and frankly for most veterinarians also”. So we need to search…
Read MoreHow to Cook Chicken Necks
…dog the organ meats and chicken neck inside. How to Cook Chicken Necks If you do a quick internet search on feeding chicken necks to dogs, you will find that…
Read MoreSigns of Dog Lymph Node Cancer
…area In front of the shoulder area In the hamstring area (back of the thigh) In the armpit In the groin area where the inner thigh connects with the abdominal…
Read MoreCancer, Immortality, and the BAD protein
…think about. Over the years, there have been books and movies about the search for immortality. One of the common themes is the loneliness that would happen as one lives…
Read MoreDog’s Balls Haven’t Dropped Yet — Is He at Risk for Cancer?
…search mission is thorough. You can read the transcript on the episode page on the Dog Cancer Answers website. Here’s the video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/y4aSysYDFzY Please subscribe to,…
Read MoreFacing Dog Cancer? This Is Your First Priority
…is going to help the most,’” Dr. Dressler writes. “But today, after years of experience and research, and with still no magical cure for cancer, I have a different answer….
Read MoreAre Overweight Dogs at a Higher Risk for Cancer?
…book, Dr. Dressler points out that we aren’t 100% certain WHY obesity might cause cancer. But we may have a clue in new research that has shown fat cells secrete…
Read MoreAnalysis Paralysis With Dog Cancer
…that were not explored in the examination room with the vet or the conventional oncologist. The search for information is on and many things pop up on the radar. Perhaps…
Read MoreWhy Don’t They Catch Mesothelioma Earlier??
…Listener Line at 808-868-3200 Further Reading: You can look up Superfund sites near you on the EPA’s website: Search for Superfund Sites Where You Live | Superfund | US EPA…
Read MoreDCA Not Advised At This Time for Dog Cancer
DCA, also called dichloroacetic acid or sodium dichloroacetate, is gaining popularity for dog cancer. It is now widely available. In the search for something better, Guardians are scouring the internet…
Read MoreAn Overview of What Else Can I Do?
…topics are addressed in detail in the Guide as well and in this blog. Use the search bar on the right side of this page. You should also mind costs…
Read MoreRiley the Dog Thrives Despite Soft Tissue Sarcoma and Lung Cancer
…cancer—a soft tissue sarcoma—that kills 95% of dogs who have it within 2-5 months after the tumor is removed. I was devastated. Absolutely devastated. Immediate Research: Diet and Supplements I…
Read MoreFull Spectrum Cancer Treatment for Dogs to Optimize Your Dog’s Life Quality and Longevity
…have time to do some research before you plunge into treatments. You really DO have time to adopt a Full Spectrum Mindset and thoroughly research your options before you make…
Read MoreDogCancer.TV: Which Dog Cancers are Best Treated with Chemotherapy
…what is our special family member have to go through to receive the chemotherapy? What do we have to go through both in terms of the financial investment and also…
Read MorePrejudice in viewpoints on Dog Cancer Care
…I heard a colleague blow off the idea that the pet food a dog eats can affect his long-term health? That herbs are silly? How about that surgery is just…
Read MoreDogCancer.TV: Life Expectancy vs. Gained Life Expectancy in Dog Cancer Treatments
…Jacobson: When you’re talking to your veterinarian, a term that you’ll hear badly a lot about is life expectancy. But there is a distinction between gained life expectancy and life…
Read MoreDogCancer.TV: Soft Tissue Sarcomas- What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Cancer
…’cause your best chance are good long term control for these cancers is if your first surgery is wide and aggressive and you don’t need to go back in into…
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