Well that's great you had the other practice review his case, and it really does sound hopeful! I'm so glad you did that.

Hard to say what your regular vet was thinking but never hesitate to respectfully ask all the questions you want OK? Even if it means calling back later. You are paying their bill, you can ask any questions that come up and don't be shy. When you advocate for Remi at the vet, it feels so much better in the long run. And great vets want educated, confident clients too so it's a win-win.

I'm with Nancy: start your research with The Dog Cancer Survival Guide . I've never heard of Fenbendazole for cancer, please use a lot of care in what you read and follow on the Internet. There are SO many scams and crazy "treatments" promoted by unscrupulous people, that they will rob you blind so be very careful. Your oncologist is the best person to work with when you want to discuss therapies. The Survival Guide is awesome because it's written by vets with legitimate resources, therapies and information for you to discuss with Remi's team.

Did I share the Questions to Ask Your Oncologist list yet?

Use care with that brace OK? I honestly don't recommend messing with the leg right now even though it seems to be calming him. The best way to help him relax and chill is through interactive brain games, so check 'em out!

And oh, MERRY PAWLIDAYS to all of you! Hang in there, you'll get through this and be a stronger pack because of it. We are here to help every step of the way!