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Our oncologist is suggesting 6 Carboplatin treatments alternating with 5 doxorubicin treatments all 3 weeks apart. This seem like a much more intense treatment than any other dog on this site has experienced. Looking for feedback. Also interested in dosing of artemenisin and where one can obtain it in canada
Watch our video interview with oncologist Dr Mona Rosenberg discussing recommended Carboplatin treatment for bone cancer in dogs. You might also want to listen to the podcast from our Tripawd Talk Radio interview with oncologist Dr Johnny Chretin for more insight regarding chemotherapy protocols, effectiveness and side effects.
You'll also find plenty of online sources for Artemisinin on the Supplements page of the Tripawds Nutrition blog .
Hope this helps.
Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene
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i am even more confused now!
the video with the vet says carboplatin x6
the audio program say doxurubicin was originally mainstay of treatment, but now cisplastin gives the best results especially past one year!
So now I do not know what to do.
Last night you posted an email i could contact at an american university that i could ask about chemo protocols. Could you forward me that email again.
Hi Lolabear,
Yes, please contact Colorado State University's Argus Institute and tell them your situation. The Argus Institute is a free service that helps pawrents from anywhere in the world cope with their pet's medical issues and connect them with the right people. They can probably tell you who you might be able to consult with at CSU:
Good luck. Let us know what they tell you OK?
Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene
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