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Hiya,
Thanks for the messages, it has been a very hard few days, especially when I look at Dylan and see how oblivious he is which I know of course is good, but also somehow makes me feel a bit of a traitor… just because I know what may/will happen, and I'm supposed to look after him. He's such a sweet boy he deserves so much more. We are going to take Dylan on an outing each weekend somewhere new and exciting for him.
I had sort of accepted there was nothing I could do other than possibly have the lump removed to make movement easier and await whatever happens. This is still undecided until we find out exactly what type of tumour it is, and how risky it will be.
However having had a look online and reading other stories I am feeling more positive and have decided there's other things I can try, so am looking into alternative therapies. He will be going onto a fully raw diet, and I'm trying to find out whatever supplements etc. I should give him (which is where it's getting confusing 
). But I certainly can't sit and do nothing, he deserves better than that, and what've we got to lose?
On that note, does anyone know if this is really any good?
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