Cancer is a word that sends chills down every pet parent’s spine. It is a daunting diagnosis that often brings with it feelings of fear and uncertainty. Yet, hope is on the horizon with the advent of a promising treatment strategy known as immunotherapy. Over the past few years, this innovative approach has been makingContinue reading “Harnessing the Power of Immunotherapy for Cancer in Dogs”
Category Archives: Conventional Treatment
Cancer on Dogs Paw: Types of ‘Paw’ Cancer and Steps to Take
Canine on your dog’s paw, specifically squamous cell carcinoma and malignant melanoma, are the most common types of cancer that affect this region. These cancers can occur in the nail bed, skin, or bones of the paw, causing various symptoms that can initially be easy to overlook. Squamous cell carcinomas are generally slow-growing but canContinue reading “Cancer on Dogs Paw: Types of ‘Paw’ Cancer and Steps to Take”
Understanding Rectal Cancer in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Cancer is a word that no pet owner wants to hear. It’s a disease that doesn’t discriminate, affecting humans and animals alike. In dogs, one of the less commonly discussed yet significant forms of cancer is rectal cancer. This blog post aims to enhance your understanding of this condition, focusing on its causes, symptoms, andContinue reading “Understanding Rectal Cancer in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments”
Metronomic Chemotherapy: A Gentler Approach to Cancer Treatment in Dogs
Cancer is a formidable adversary for our canine companions, and finding the best treatment options can be a challenge. One emerging approach in veterinary oncology is metronomic chemotherapy, which offers a gentler, more targeted way to combat cancer in dogs. This innovative treatment method may help improve your pet’s quality of life while minimizing theContinue reading “Metronomic Chemotherapy: A Gentler Approach to Cancer Treatment in Dogs”
Should I Get a Second Opinion on My Dog’s Cancer Diagnosis?
Your dog has been diagnosed with cancer. It’s a scary situation and you want to learn everything you can about your dog’s condition and what the best treatment options are. You’ve heard that you should get a second opinion from a different veterinarian, but how does that work when your dog has cancer? I’m hereContinue reading “Should I Get a Second Opinion on My Dog’s Cancer Diagnosis?”
What Does Cytopoint Do for Dogs? The Danger Behind Cytopoint for Dogs
The new wonder medication is being touted as Cytopoint for dogs. It is claimed to be extremely safe because it is “not an immunosuppressant” and “not a medication.” Conventional veterinarians inform their clients of this. And we have a suspicion that the Cytopoint manufacturer and distributor’s representatives are the ones sending out this message. What DoesContinue reading “What Does Cytopoint Do for Dogs? The Danger Behind Cytopoint for Dogs”
Home Remedies for Bladder Stones in Dogs
Bladder stones in dogs can be a frightening issue, especially since a traditional veterinarian would probably advise surgery as the best course of action. If your dog has a serious condition, that could sometimes be the case. Other times, your veterinarian might suggest alternative remedies. However, there are some circumstances where you can treat your dog’sContinue reading “Home Remedies for Bladder Stones in Dogs”
Side Effects of Prednisone for Dogs
Increased thirst and hunger, panting, a loss of energy, vomiting, and/or skin infections are all possible side effects of prednisone for dogs. Keep an eye out for any of these symptoms if your dog has been taken prednisone, especially in the first few days. Because each dog will react differently to the steroid, you won’tContinue reading “Side Effects of Prednisone for Dogs”
Alternatives to Benadryl for Dogs
Benadryl for dogs is a commonly provided over-the-counter medication. Perhaps you do too. Almost anything can benefit from it, according to conventional veterinarians. Your veterinarian will probably recommend Benadryl if you ask him about allergies, nervousness, motion sickness, or reverse sneezing. Many dog owners consider Benadryl to be a quick treatment for a variety ofContinue reading “Alternatives to Benadryl for Dogs”
A Pill for Canine Lymphoma: Laverdia for Dogs
Laverdia for dogs is a pill that can help treat lymphoma in dogs. Laverdia is a new treatment, so we don’t have all the answers to questions yet, but future research will resolve those over time. For now, it’s definitely something to discuss and look into. While lymphoma is one of the more treatable canine cancers, we are continuously on the search for new medicines that can help the unfortunate dogs that either do not respond to present treatments or do not have access to them due to financial or geographical constraints. What Laverdia Is Laverdia Ca-1 (verdinexor) was originallyContinue reading “A Pill for Canine Lymphoma: Laverdia for Dogs”