Discussion of care and treatment options for osteosarcoma, and other forms of canine and feline cancer in pets
Join us for an “Ask a Vet” chat discussion about bone cancer, three legged dogs, amputation, fitness, health and more.
My Soul Is Set Free
The next day we headed north to Yellowstone. It was just like the old days, traveling and hanging my head out the truck window.
I even made it up to the Continental Divide, for about the eighth time in our journey. Only this time, walking a few yards to the sign was all I had in me.
We took lots of pictures. As we got to Yellowstone, I was feeling OK, but very subdued from the bad episode the day before.
Details surrounding the last 24 hours with our three legged bone cancer dog hero, Jerry.
Amputation surgery complications take Rownik the three year old dock diving lab
Jerry discusses ups and downs of bone cancer lung metastasis.
Jerry regains his appetite after refusing his canine cancer supplement diet, and a visit to Dr. Mullins where he received new medications for his advanced osteosarcoma canine cancer metastasis.
Jerry discusses what to expect with long term osteosarcoma dog cancer care to help pet owners prepare for terminal end of life issues.
Tripod dog Jerry visits oncologist Dr. Marie Mullins 22 months after amputation and osteosarcoma diagnosis.
Hey everyone, guess what? My favorite oncologist, Dr. Marie Mullins, has relocated from Santa Fe’s Veterinary Cancer Care clinic, to the Animal Hospital Center in Denver, Colorado. What a neat coincidence that she’s there now, because my Mom and Dad are worried about my lack of appetite lately, and they think I should see the doc. And Denver is a lot closer to where we are now, so on Saturday, we are packing up and leaving the ranch. My appointment is on Monday afternoon.
I’m gonna be honest with you all, because we’re family here, right? My pawrents started this blog as a way to update friends and family about how I’m doing . . . all the good news, and any bad news too. It’s therapy for us, and we hope, for you as well.
So here goes . . .
