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Broccoli For Dogs

Broccoli is an excellent source of fiber, vitamins, minerals, and more, so it is a great addition to your diet – and your dog’s! The leaves are the part of the plant that is richest in carotenoids, chlorophyll, vitamins E and K, … See more

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Blood Work for Dogs

WebBlood work is common in veterinary medicine, and it provides a lot of very useful information to help your veterinarian make the best decisions for your dog’s care. …

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The Dog’s Immune System and Cancer

WebSupporting a healthy immune system is important to your dog’s health whether they have cancer or not. A balanced diet, exercise, a clean environment free of …

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Pollution and Cancer in Dogs Dr. Lauren Trepanier

WebDouble board-certified veterinarian Dr. Lauren Trepanier has lost three Boxers to lymphoma, and she’s not letting that slide. She is currently studying the impact of carcinogens …

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Radiation for Dogs

WebThe side effects of radiation in dogs depend on the area of the body that the radiation beam goes through. Side effects can include skin irritation, tissue death, hair …

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Medicinal Mushrooms for Dogs

WebMedicinal mushrooms are safe for dogs and may incur health benefits. Mushrooms can lower blood pressure, support liver and kidney function, clear toxins …

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Omega 3 and 6 for Dogs

WebFor optimal health, dogs should receive a balanced mixture of both omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids in their diets. We don’t know the ideal ratio of omega-6 to …

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Managing Your Dog’s Medical Files

WebYour Dog’s Medical Record. Managing medical files can be daunting at first, but having your dog’s information in one place can be very helpful if you work with more …

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Is Duck Good for Dogs

WebDuck is a tasty high-protein poultry that’s low in unhealthy fats and great for dogs with allergies. It's packed with nutrients known to have anticancer properties, …

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Signs Your Dog Is Dying

WebIntense lethargy, lack of interest in food, decreased ability to move around, incontinence, labored breathing, and behavior changes are a few things to watch for. …

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Amputation in Dogs

WebA “high femur” amputation is sometimes performed for cancers lower in the hind leg. In this procedure, the thigh and the femur muscles are cut just below the hip but …

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Cordyceps for Dogs

WebVeterinarians may use cordyceps for dogs with cancer as an immune booster and for organ support. Most Cordyceps species are parasitic; some use caterpillars or …

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Pet Health Insurance

WebYes, there is such a thing as pet insurance. Like health insurance for people, pet insurance is designed to offset high costs for healthcare, especially for emergency …

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Krill Oil for Dogs

WebKrill oil is good for dogs because it is an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids. You can give your dog with cancer about 1500mg of krill oil per 10 pounds of body …

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Squamous Cell Carcinomas in Dogs

WebDogs with squamous cell carcinoma have a median survival time of 1004 days (almost three years). Dogs with toe squamous cell carcinoma who underwent amputation …

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Warning Signs Dog Is Dying

WebA dog who is dying often loses control of their muscles (as above), including all the sphincter muscles that hold waste in the intestines, or urine in the bladder. Combine that loss of …

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