Dog Cancer Help

We recently asked the community to share some photos of their own dogs who graduated or are doing well from cancer treatment If your dog has cancer, we’d love to have you join our free support group at dogcancersupport.com. It’s a safe space to talk with others who understand

Our editor-in-chief, Molly Jacobson, shares her last day with her heart dog, Kanga and and the precious gift she received before Kanga passed away. #dogcancertruetails #dogstories #cancerstories

Changing your dog’s food if he’s on commercial dog food can make a difference.Since carcinogens change cell DNA, exposing your dog’s cancer cells to them raises the risk that those cells could change for the worse -Dr. Demian Dressler, DVM Author of The Dog Cancer Survival Guide

New study alert: "Forever chemicals" (PFAS) found in most dog & cat foods tested, especially fish-based options. While health risks are still being studied, experts flag this as an exposure concern for our pets Full study: doi.org/10.1016/j.envp…

New study alert: "Forever chemicals" (PFAS) found in most dog & cat foods tested, especially fish-based options While health risks are still being studied, experts flag this as a exposure concern for our pets Full study: doi.org/10.1016/j.envp…

Oftentimes the best way to help isn't to try and 'fix' things or offer advice (unless asked for). It’s simply showing up and letting them know you’re there. Share if you've ever received unsolicited advice while your dog was sick? Let's learn how to better support one another.

Don't lose hope 💚 🩵

We asked readers of the Dog Cancer Survival Guide from all over to to share the veterinarians they trust for holistic, full spectrum cancer care. Explore their recommendations: dogcancer.com/perspectives/b…

Not sure if your dog's cancer diagnosis correct? Get a second opinion! Watch the episode here: youtu.be/jJ7oHkjk0pc?si… The Dog Cancer Answers podcast is available for free on Spotify, Youtube.

To the person who just heard these words, we want you to know: "There is nothing we can do" is the wrong answer. These trusted, science-backed resources can help you move forward with more clarity and hope: linktr.ee/dogcancer

So you found a lump on your dog. Dr. Sue Ettinger, co-author of the Dog Cancer Survival Guide, suggests you follow the Rule of Ones: If it's one centimeter or larger, or if it's been there for one month or longer, go see your veterinarian, ASAP.

3 things you can do for your dog TODAY to help reduce risk of cancer.

Real stories, real support. Join the Dog Cancer Support Facebook group to connect with others, share your journey, and find comfort in a community that understands. Join here: facebook.com/groups/dogcanc…

Real stories, real support. Join the Dog Cancer Support Facebook group to connect with others, share your journey, and find comfort in a community that understands. Join here: facebook.com/groups/dogcanc…

While it is good to focus on your dog's quality of life, with dog cancer, quality of death is also a significant thing to think about so our pets can pass on peacefully From Dog Cancer Answers podcast: Is It Time to Put My Dog Down? With Lap of Love founder, Dr. Dani McVety

Remission. It's what all dog lovers with their pets going through cancer would love to hear. It means that your dog is responding to treatment. But did you know that there are multiple types of #remission? Find out more: dogcancer.com/articles/stats…

What happens to our dogs during #euthanasia? Dr. Dani McVety, Lap of Love founder, explains. Watch this very enlightening podcast episode of Dog Cancer Answers: Is It Time to Put My Dog Down? youtu.be/j7LJw9COihw?si… #dogloversofx #dogcancercare

@veterinarygrade The more reliable, credible resources dog lovers gets access to allows them to make more informed decisions. 💚💙

@DogCancerHelp Exactly this. A diagnosis opens a conversation about options, not closes one. Topical formulations like DMSO-based compounds have shown real utility for dogs with surface growths alongside conventional care. More tools in the toolbox is always better.

With the right resources and guidance, you can make informed decisions and find the support you need to feel a little less alone. Go to linktr.ee/dogcancer.com for links to the Dog Cancer Answers podcast, Dog Cancer Support group, articles and the Dog Cancer Survival Guide.

If your dog is going through #hemangiosarcoma you might find this playlist of episodes of the Dog Cancer Answers podcast useful. Go to linktr.ee/dogcancer.com and choose the hemangiosarcoma button 💙💚 #hemangiosarcomaindogs #dogcancer #petcancerawareness

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