Stomach cancer in dogs is relatively rare, although it does happen from time to time. Stomach tumors are usually malignant (cancerous) and can spread to other organs. Most stomach tumors are not cancerous, but even benign tumors can cause problems if they grow large or cause an obstruction in the digestive tract. What is a… Continue reading Alarming Signs of Stomach Cancer in Dogs
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Care for Yourself Along the Dog Cancer Journey
In most cases, only those who have experienced their dog having cancer understand the stress associated with being their caregiver. I have personally experienced both my own dog with cancer as well as hundreds of canine cancer clients. And, I can tell you, the stress of knowing your furry best friend has cancer can be… Continue reading Care for Yourself Along the Dog Cancer Journey
How Cell Suicide Affects Dog Cancer
How are cancer cells different from normal cells? That’s a simple, yet complicated, question to ask. One of the words you will hear pop up often though is apoptosis. If you’re learning about the science of cancer, you’ll learn that apoptosis plays a major role in all cancer types regardless of species. Apoptosis, commonly referred… Continue reading How Cell Suicide Affects Dog Cancer
Preventative Measures for Dog Cancer
Preventing cancer entirely isn’t exactly possible. Carcinogens surround us, and our dogs, on a daily basis. And, genetics come into play. But, there are measures that can be taken to significantly reduce the risk of cancer in our dogs. Before we continue, if you suspect your dog may have cancer, it’s critical to make an… Continue reading Preventative Measures for Dog Cancer
Can Dogs with Cancer Eat Red Meat
When the hysteria subsides when your dog is diagnosed with cancer, you'll be curious as to what your dog can eat. One of the most commonly asked questions is "Should my dog eat red meat?" And, if red meat is still permissible, how may it be prepared to reduce danger while maximizing nutritional value? Cook… Continue reading Can Dogs with Cancer Eat Red Meat