Lots of us here have used the K9 Immunity. I used that with our girl (plus at-home chemo drugs plus other supplements, mainly artemisinin) so it's hard to say which was the one thing that really helped or whether it was the combo of things.. but i do think those are worth the money. We had 15 months w/ our girl post Dx as well as a year with lung mets. One thing I personally really liked about the K9 Immunity is that it seemed like a tasty treat to Abby – it wasn't another pill that I had to try to sneak down her. She was happy to take them.

I think Dr. Dressler's e-book – I always forget the name… "Dog Cancer Survival Guide" I think – is a good resource because he weeds out the stuff that he thinks is worth looking into and leaves out anything that has no track record of helping. He covers the traditional medicine options, as well as holistic/alternative options.

Your plans for weekend outings sound great. Big hugs to your handsome boy,

Jackie, Angel Abby's mom

Thanks everyone for your help, I am really beginning to feel more positive that this isn't quite the end after all. I have bought the guide and am part way through it, and will be printing all the info off about k9-immunity and apopcaps to take to the vet tomorrow evening, I am hoping one or the other i might be able to claim on Dylan's insurance as I don't think I can afford both at the doses he requires, as well as my others dogs' meds. But he will definitely have one if not both - can anyone suggest which may be better for him if I can only provide one?

I was a little concerned about Dylan last night as he seemed a little off, but I think that was paranoia as we took him for a walk and he perked right up and is full of beans today  He has a new bed to make sure he is comfy, and a new squeaky pheasant – his absolute favourite toy, although for supervised playing only as they only last a couple of minutes otherwise…

Tomorrow I will hopefully get the results as to exactly what sort of tumour Dylan has, and so will be able to discuss removal of it with my vet.

Thank you very much for your help. Yes I am feeling a bit better, of course I still have very frequent moments where it all dawns on me all over again, but I can't waste what time I have with him feeling sorry for us both, right now he's otherwise strong, happy and healthy, all I can do is try and keep him that way as long as possible.

I will certainly be kept busy reading but the more I know the better, of course! I had not seen about the webinar, I will have to figure out timings as I think I have set the time wrong on my profile, but if you could ask that for me that would be very much appreciated thank you.

I really appreciate having somewhere to come and talk about Dylan, hopefully one day I will be able to repay the favour and help someone else.