When Your Tripawd Has Cancer in Another Leg, Now What?
When amputation gets rid of cancer in your dog or cat, but your Tripawd has cancer tumor in another leg or on the body, here’s what to ask your vet.
Cancer Awareness
Canine and feline pet cancer awareness, research and help resources.
How One Cure Pet Cancer Clinical Trials Make a Difference
Two species, One Cure, pet cancer clinical trials are giving dogs and people a second chance to beat cancers through science and support.
Torigen Immunotherapy Vaccine: Hope for Pets with Cancer Podcast
If your Tripawd has cancer, learn how the Torigen immunotherapy vaccine can give your dog or cat the best chance at fighting the disease.
Pet Cancer Clinical Trials Facts, Questions and Answers
If your Tripawd has cancer, this pet cancer clinical trials facts webinar explains how your hero can help science and get new treatments at little to no cost.
New Treatment for Bone and Lung Tumors in Dogs and Cats at UW
A new radiation treatment treats bone and lung tumors in dogs and cats with more precision than ever, including some lung metastasis tumors.
Dog Cancer Vaccine and Osteosarcoma Treatment News
The dog cancer vaccine study and osteosarcoma treatment news get spotlighted in a veterinary oncology chat with CSU Flint Animal Cancer Center.
Why Amputate a Dog’s Leg? The Dog Cancer Vet Answers
Listen to episode 13 of the Dog Cancer Answers, all about amputating a dog’s leg and the facts about Tripawd dogs, with dog cancer vet Dr. Demian Dressler.
All About Fear Free Pet Cancer Care for Tripawds
Fear Free pet cancer care for Tripawds and other pets is changing veterinary oncology. Learn how one vet is doing it on today’s Tripawd Talk Radio!
The Vaccine Against Canine Cancer Study: Does Your Dog Qualify?
The Vaccine Against Canine Cancer Study is on, so learn how your dog might qualify with Dr. Jenna Burton, Director of UC Davis Vet Medicine Clinical Trials.
Getting Closer to a Vaccination Against Canine Cancer
Ready for the day we can prevent cancer with one inoculation? Scientists at three veterinary teaching hospitals are leading the way with the Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study.