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DogCancer.TV: Feeling Guilty About Your Dog’s Cancer
…and blame, and how to redirect those thoughts and feelings. Click play to get empowered. Transcript of: Feeling Guilty About Your Dog’s Cancer James Jacobson: One of the common reactions…
Read MoreIs It Wrong To Treat Dogs for Cancer?
…play a part in the decision making. The decision will be very different for each Guardian. How would you feel if you were willing and able to pay for a…
Read MoreDogCancer.TV: Hemangiosarcoma- What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Cancer
…Approach to the treatment of hemangiosarcoma in dogs. Click play to discover more. Transcript of Hemangiosarcoma- What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Cancer James Jacobson: One the types…
Read MoreSafer Flea and Tick Treatments for Dogs
…is protecting them from fleas and ticks. When our dogs run and play outside, these pests wait for just the right moment and jump on for a free ride. Their…
Read MoreDogCancer.TV: Dog Cancer and Apoptosis and Apoptogens
What is apoptosis and how does it play a role in dog cancer? Dr. Ettinger and Dr. Dressler discuss the importance of apoptosis, how it works to rid the body…
Read MoreOn Blame
…places outside, or places that their dog loves that may not be so beautiful. Some will tell their dogs their life stories, play them music, or meditate with their dog….
Read MoreDogCancer.TV: Your Emotions and Your Dog’s Cancer
…on dealing with dog cancer and some emotional management techniques that may work for you. Click play to learn more. Transcript of: Your Emotions and Your Dog’s Cancer James Jacobson:…
Read MoreDogCancer.TV: Oral Cancers- What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Cancer
…Spectrum Care Approach to the treatment of oral cancers in dogs. Click play to watch. Transcript of Oral Cancers- What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Cancer James Jacobson:…
Read MoreDogCancer.TV: Mammary Tumors- What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Cancer
…Care Approach to the treatment of mammary tumors in dogs. Click play to learn. Transcript of: Mammary Tumors- What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Cancer James Jacobson: One…
Read MoreDogCancer.TV: Lymphoma- What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Cancer
…Care Approach to the treatment of lymphoma in dogs. Click play to watch. Transcript of: Lymphoma- What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Cancer James Jacobson: One of the…
Read MoreDogCancer.TV: The Full Spectrum Approach to Dog Cancer Care
…any and all available treatments is so important. Click play to learn more! Transcript of: The Full Spectrum Approach to Dog Cancer Care James Jacobson: One of the most interesting…
Read MoreDogCancer.TV: Brain Tumors- What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Cancer
…treatment dealing with brain tumors in dogs. Click play to learn. Transcript of Brain Tumors: What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Cancer James Jacobson: One of the types…
Read MoreDogCancer.TV: Perianal & Anal Sac Tumors- What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Cancer
…with perianal and anal sac tumors. Click play to learn more. Video Transcript: Perianal & Anal Sac Tumors- What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Cancer James Jacobson: One…
Read MoreFight Dog Cancer and Depression with Self-Esteem
…can be as simple as sitting, or coming when commanded. Some dogs are clever or athletic, and can shake, stay, roll, play dead, speak, heel, fetch, commando-crawl, jump, and more….
Read MoreChronotherapy: Timing Chemo Treatments for Dog Cancer
…not just chemotherapy. About Time Your dog’s body has a daily routine – get up at a certain time, eat, sniff around, play, eat some more, go to sleep at…
Read MoreSigns a Dog Is Dying
…these stories are about dogs who, in the days before they died, disengaged. They didn’t want to play, refused to eat, and barely acknowledged pets. They were going inward, as…
Read MoreDogs Die in Hot Cars
…your dog’s water for a cooler drink. Use a kiddie pool in your yard for your dog’s play — they love the splashing! Stay cool, fellow dog lovers, and have…
Read MoreDo Numbers Matter?
…Some joys include eating, drinking, physical exercise, social relationships with humans or non-human animals, satisfaction of normal bodily functions, the pleasure in overcoming manageable challenges, play activities and creative expressions…
Read MoreDog Cancer Surgery: What I’ve Learned So You Don’t Have To
As the editor of The Dog Cancer Survival Guide, I’ve been thinking about dog cancer every day for over a decade. I have been managing this website for Dr. Demian…
Read MoreDo Dogs Know When They Are Dying? What Your Dog Would Say If Your Dog Spoke English
…ones… Plenty of time outside in the fresh air… Long and peaceful naps… Running at top speed… Playing with the most entertaining toys… Exploring new places… Eating delicious food… Standing…
Read MoreEnd of Life Care in Dog Cancer
…or her life story from start to finish, and play with toys if possible. Apologize for anything and everything you could have done better. Touch therapies and acupuncture are options…
Read MoreMagical Thinking and Dog Cancer
…in itself the best medicine. Play Dates. We’ve written before about how important social activity is. Training. Believe it or not (believe it!) your dog likes to be mentally challenged….
Read MoreDogs Can Detect Cancer with Their Noses
…Like Child’s Play So who is Dr. Edwards training for this task? Any dog who’s willing to work. Since all dogs have a sense of smell roughly 100,000 times more…
Read MoreHomemade Cleaning Supplies That Are Safe for You — and Your Dog With Cancer
…dogs. Where to Buy Essential Oils There are many companies that now make essential oils, so I’m not going to play favorites. I have used oils from all of the…
Read MoreDog Cancer Supplements Dr. Dressler Excludes from Full Spectrum Cancer Care … and Why
…MaxGL, Poly MVA) We’ve discussed the complicated role pro-oxidants and antioxidants play in cancer throughout this book. To restate, Apocaps CX, pro-oxidant chemotherapy drugs, and radiation therapy may have lower…
Read MoreIs Peanut Butter Bad for Dogs?
…Dog Cancer Answers podcast. Play the video below to hear his thoughts, and then subscribe on our YouTube channel or in your favorite podcast app! Xylitol: A Bad Sugar for…
Read MoreImproving Life Quality with Hospice for Dogs
…their bedding, or give them a special place to be during the day, or buy new toys, or have special play dates. This is a time to pay close attention…
Read MoreAre Overweight Dogs at a Higher Risk for Cancer?
…many other variables also come into play. There’s no authority who can say “everyone should eat X amount of food, in Y weight” for humans, and there isn’t such a…
Read MoreThe Oncologist’s thoughts on mast cell tumors
…tumor. First, let’s understand what MCT are. Normal mast cells are a type of immune system cell and play an important role in inflammation. While other immune system cells tend…
Read MoreMast Cell Tumor Surgery and Benadryl
…eating great and happy, playing, going to the bathroom fine, etc., but the tumors on his rear are bothersome to him. I do have him on Benadryl per my vets…
Read MoreWaiting and watching — but for how long?
…md know it was time for him to go play at the bridge with his fur cousins – since this event I have spent many hours researching and have discovered…
Read MoreFine needle aspirates to diagnose dog cancer?
…dog was eating, drinking, playing etc, started feeling a bit down (still eating) and now he has “CANCER?””” I will find out tomorrow. Let’s home that guy was wrong. DemianDressler…
Read MoreOleic Acid, Red Meat, and Mammary Cancer
…One of the central players seems to be a certain type of fatty acid called oleic acid, which was found in higher levels in the dogs with mammary tumors. As…
Read MoreHow to Use the Mitotic Index to Make Decisions About Mast Cell Tumors
…me any idea what to expect in the coming days? He is still acting normal, eating, playing, and frankly seems well. How long can we expect him to be well….
Read MoreThings You Need To Know About Radiation for Dog Cancer
…run, jump and play again. It was a godsend to us. Then two weeks home and the day before her second chemo treatment she suddenly lost all motor function in…
Read MoreCarcinoma of the Anal Gland
…up like ‘let’s play“, just enjoy, and play. He will feel your sadness otherwise. And if there is a little bit of residue that he wants to clean up, consider…
Read MoreNeoplasene as a Dog Cancer Treatment
…play. Yes, he is limping and not using his leg, but that is because the tumor in in his front shoulder. He is currently on one pain pill a day…
Read MoreDog Cancer Words You Should Know: Grade and Stage
…last days to be happy ones. She is active, happy, eats well, plays with her toys etc. I now check her blood sugar everyday. She was well controlled until the…
Read MoreBenadryl For Dogs With Mast Cell Tumors: How It Can Help
…dogs and fill their days will joy and play. Don’t spend days worrying, but stay watchful and make a note of any changes. Take photos on your phone periodically if…
Read MoreDo Tagamet and Benadryl Cure Cancer?
Do Tagamet and Benadryl cure cancer in dogs? Sadly, it’s not that simple. Learn the role these drugs can play as PART of your dog’s cancer treatment plan….
Read MoreKeep Yourself and Your Dogs Safe with Palladia
…guardian would! 🙂 Keeping your other dogs away from your boys restroom while he is on Palladia is a good idea. Dogs really benefit from having playdates with others– they…
Read MoreYunnan Baiyao for Dogs: Chinese Herb for Bleeding Dog Cancers
…2. ml, 2x a day. He is eating and drinking well, and still wants to play and go for rides but tires easily. I am anxiously awaiting your book to…
Read MoreCarcinogenic Chemo Drugs
…to combat itching, perhaps something natural from Whole Foods? Thank you. Valerie Lilly F I am not a doctor and do not play one on TV (ha ha) but this…
Read MoreMy Dog is Acting Fine … And Got Diagnosed With Cancer?!?
…urinary symptoms started or last month – december 9, 2009 – when he had his ultrasound. Either way, so far he has not acted sick and plays / runs very…
Read MoreMast Cell Tumors in Dogs: some advances in conventional care
…have been trying to treat her holistic and she has been super fit. full of play and endurance but her tumor in her nose has kept on growing steady. I…
Read MoreGinger to Help Dogs with Cancer
…to play over a tumor (I still do not know for sure if there is one or he fractured very severely his pelvis) PLEASE CLARIFY FOR ME: If applied over…
Read MoreSleep, Dog Cancer, and Melatonin
…melatonin production by the pineal gland, and melatonin turns out to play many important roles in the body. I found your blog as I was looking for information about whether…
Read MoreIs The Hammer The Tool For The Job?
…together playing ball or at the park for a walk – no matter the situation, I miss Phantom so very much. Again, it isn’t like me to feel so terribly…
Read MoreMore Ideas For Bone Cancer Pain: Pamidronate
…wrists after a lot of heavy play, is extremely active and has a great appetite. This is not an ad, I am not paid or employed by Canna-pet, although I…
Read MoreSurvival Times and Dog Cancer
…sure I would have gone that route anyway. I spend every moment with her that I can and we play as much as she can (she gets to chew on…
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