Throughout our dogs’ lives, we rely on veterinary professionals to help them remain strong and healthy. With luck, and sometimes a little determination, we find a vet who is particularly caring and honest and whose judgment we trust completely.
Having a veterinary professional that you trust and can really depend on becomes even more important after your dog has [...]
The Magic Bullet Fund (MBF) is offering some beautiful stainless steel medallions for both dogs and people, to raise awareness of canine cancer and to give you one more way to show your support for this great organization. The front of the medallion features the MBF logo, and the back, features the words “Fight Canine Cancer” and the MBF [...]
Join us for “Dogs on the Cat Walk” on Saturday, August 1, to help raise money for the National Canine Cancer Foundation. Hosted by 3 Goldens and a Gator Pet Boutique, this fun event will feature:
Dog Fashion Trends for 2009
Pet Photography
Animal Rescue Groups
Healthy Food & Treats
Silent Auction, with all proceeds benefiting the National Canine Cancer Foundation.
Date: Saturday, [...]
The National Canine Cancer Foundation shared this news article about a new treatment option for dogs with brain cancer that has been developed at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine.
Not only is this exciting for those who have watched their dogs suffer from Glioma, but also because this research may lead to new [...]
Pfizer Animal Health announced yesterday that the FDA has approved the first drug to exclusively treat canine cutaneous mast cell cancer. Up until now, dogs with cancer have been treated using human cancer drugs, with modified protocols.
Palladia, which is given orally, has been in development since 2000, and has demonstrated very positive results in dogs [...]
