Showing 5 posts tagged with "canine lymphoma"
According to an article in the January issue of Dog Fancy Magazine, dogs with lymphoma are now able to take advantage of a new type of technology that they actually helped develop. Leukophoresis machines, which harvest stem cells that have left patient’s bone marrow and entered the bloodstream, had previously been available only to human [...]
When my English Bulldog Georgia was diagnosed with cancer at only four years old, I knew that there was virtually nothing that I wouldn’t do for her. No treatment, no alternative therapy, and no specialty supplement was out of the question. If it could help her and she was up for it, we would make [...]
As many who have successfully battled cancer will tell you, one of the keys to managing the disease is educating yourself. Knowing exactly what you’re dealing with, what options are available and what others have experienced are all key components of knowing the right questions to ask and how to mentally prepare yourself for battle. This is [...]
Canine lymphoma is something I know pretty well - too well. It is what took the life of my little girl Georgia at only 5 years old. It is a type of cancer that offers great hope in that it often responds very well to conventional treatments and many dogs enjoy a prolonged remission after a lymphoma [...]
For those of you who have a dog that has been diagnosed with cancer, and who cannot afford or have chosen not to pursue traditional cancer treatments, I wanted to share this inspirational story with you about a little dog named Simba. His story just goes to show that there is more than one right [...]
