What are the Common Dog Tumors and are they Cancerous?
Not All Canine Tumors are Cancer Dog tumors occur all the time. In fact, there’s a 50/50 chance that your dog will develop a tumor of some type during his or her lifetime. Seeing a tumor on your dog can be a very scary experience. What is it? Is it dog CANCER? Of course, it […]
Dog Cancer Prevention is the Best Treatment
What is the best way to address dog cancer? The best way to treat dog cancer is to prevent it in the first place! Ancient Ayurveda provides a simple theory that is a wonderful aid in dog cancer prevention. The theory is called “The Land and Seed Theory.” The Land and Seed Theory Envision your dog’s […]
Everything You Need to Know About Dog Bone Cancer
Dog bone cancer, also called osteosarcoma, is a very serious condition that can be fatal. Osteosarcoma is very aggressive. Osteosarcoma begins in the bones and spreads to the lungs, brain, or any number of other vital organs. The most common starting point for bone cancer is the leg, particularly the larger leg bones. Osteosarcoma starts […]
Where to Find the Best Dog Cancer Treatment
Where to Find the Best Treatment for Your Dog’s Cancer Deciding which dog cancer treatments to use can be a daunting task! When it comes to getting your dog treated for cancer, you have four options: Your Veterinarian Many veterinarians can perform surgery, provide chemo and treat various types of cancers in their hospitals. Alternative/Holistic […]
What Every Pet Owner Should Know About Dog Cancer
Signs and Symptoms of Canine Cancer Dogs get cancer just like people do. Because cancer is so common in dogs, owners must be aware of the signs and symptoms of cancer. If discovered early, many types of dog cancer can be effectively treated, allowing your dog to continue a healthy, happy life. Our goal is […]
What are the Different Types of Dog Cancer Symptoms
Canine Cancer Produce Different Types of Symptoms In order to keep your dog healthy, you must be aware of dog cancer symptoms. The earlier cancer is detected and treated, the better the prognosis will be for your dog. Most dog owners will spot a lump and know it could possibly be a cancer symptom. But […]