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Hello, our Great Dane, Bliss had his amputation yesterday from a bone cancer diagnosis we were given less than 2 weeks ago. We are exploring options and the name Tumexal came up. Has anyone had any experience with this in their treatment plan? Much thanks in advance for anyone who may have some information for us! -Jessica
Hello Bliss & Jessica, we're sorry to hear about your diagnosis. How is she doing now?
I hope you don't mind but since you're referring to a supplement I moved your post here to "Eating Healthy" which is where these discussions happen.
As for this one in particular, you can read about it here in a past discussion. This discussion addresses it in the first two posts of this long discussion:
http://tripawds.....sa/#p89458
Then picks up again here:
http://tripawds.....-2/#p90876
In the past we have been hit by spammers being paid to promote this product by posing as cancer survivors, so we screen posts that refer to it carefully. Be careful what you read out there and use a very discerning eye. Always talk to your vet first before spending any money on supplements.
Good luck to you, please let us know how we can help OK? Be sure to check out "Size and Age Matters," there are lots of great examples of danes living great lives on 3 legs.
Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene
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Jerry thank you so much! I'm slowly figuring out how to use forums for the 1st time! Bliss is doing well, he's resting up and from what the vet said, he was up and walking and nearly pulling the nurses out of the office on day 2! I will check the links you sent me, once again thank you! This site has been very helpful to us so far. -Jessica
Eeek, I'm sorry I called "Bliss" a she! I'm happy to hear he's doing well and that you found help here. In fact, this community was sponsored by a harlequin great dane named "Moose"! Here is his story, I hope you enjoy reading it.
Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene
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Just want to update the story about the scheming SOB behind Tumexal. He's back in prison for bilking millions of dollars from pet parents by selling them fake cancer cures 
Pennsylvania Man Found Guilty of Massive Fraud Involving Bogus Dog Cancer 'Cures'
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 4, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- A Pennsylvania man who persuaded desperate pet owners that he could help cure their dogs’ cancer was convicted by a federal jury of wire fraud and interstate shipment of misbranded animal drugs.
Please please use care when deciding how to treat your pet's cancer so this doesn't happen to you.
WOOHOO! There IS justice in the world and it has been SERVED. We have been following this scam cancer supplement case ever since the POS 
dirtbag making it hit up our Forums here. He finally got what he deserves, and then some!
Collegeville Man Sentenced to 97 Months in Prison for Scheme to Sell Fraudulent Canine Cancer Drugs to Pet Owners
PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney Jacqueline C. Romero announced that Jonathan Nyce, 73, of Collegeville, Pennsylvania, was sentenced today to 97 months in prison, three years of supervised release, and a $500 special assessment for carrying out a years-long scheme to defraud pet owners of money by falsely claiming to sell drugs that could cure canine cancer. A federal jury convicted Nyce of wire fraud and the interstate shipment of misbranded animal drugs in December 2022. READ MORE
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