What to Expect: Diagnosing Bone Cancer in Dogs and Cats
Learn what to expect for bone cancer in dogs with Dr. Pam Wilztius discussing biopsies, staging and what happens if lung metastasis is present.
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support amputee pets
Tripawds Is a User-Supported Community Being there to help amputee pets by maintaining the Tripawds Blogs community is a full time labor of love for Jerry’s people. They spend endless hours keeping this site online and take no salary for their efforts. Should you find the Tripawds blogs, discussion forums and various other resources beneficial, there are various ways you … Read more.
Does Amputation Speed Cancer Metastasis?
Board-certified veterinary oncologist Dr. Michael Lucroy cites study about amputation and the production of angiostatin in dogs with bone cancer and discusses why cancer can metastasize faster after amputation.
Dog Cancer Clinical Trials: What You Need to Know
Things to know about dog cancer clinical trials and how you can receive financial support, drug therapy, and treatments.
A Look at Colorado State University’s Animal Cancer Center
Animals receive the most advanced treatment in the world at Colorado State University’s Animal Cancer Care Center in Fort Collins.
Vote for Favorite Cancer Calendar Dogs!
Voting for the 2010 Cancer Can’t Keep a Good Dog Down Calendar is now live at 2Dogs2000miles.org!
Submit your dog for 2010 Canine Cancer Calendar
2010 Canine Cancer Calendar Submissions Deadline Extended
First Canine Cancer Caucus September 18
Inaugural Canine Cancer Caucus September 18, 2009, Washington DC
Discover the Tripawds Pet Amputation Support Community
Every day, dozens of passionate pet parents join us seeking advice and support for pet amputation recovery and care. Many just got a limb cancer diagnosis for their dog or cat. They want to know how to care for their pet after amputation surgery. All of them find help and answers to common recovery and living concerns at tripawds.com. Tripawds … Read more.
Let’s Chase Away Canine Cancer
Join tripod Dock Dogs and help the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine Foundation Chase Away Canine Cancer.