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tlahaye wrote:
New Vaccine Studies
I've mentioned previously that Casey is on the short list to participate in the extended field trial for Aratana's live listeria vaccine. This study requires prior completion of amputation and carboplatin chemotherapy, and no pulmonary metastasis. (More) |
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calong3212 wrote:
We Made it a Year!!!
So what a year it's been. From first hearing the devastating news, to officially celebrating tomorrow, we have reached our 1 Year Ampiversary!!!! With a lot of love, an amazing team at OSU, and tremendous support from our family and friends - Liza Ja (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Custom Tripawd Convert Harness Badges Show Off Your Original Dog
Your Tripawd dog is one-of-a-kind, so why shouldn't your pup's harness be an original too? Now it can be, with totally custom Tripawd® Convert Harness Badges. Wyatt shows off his job title. Got a special nickname for your pup? Want to let peo (More) |
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rebelcows wrote:
Bittersweet Symphony
Well, this weekend has been bittersweet. Friday 2/16/18: Friday morning I got a call from the doctor, they received the biopsy results. Turns out Charlie had a defined osteosarcoma in the leg. Biopsy summary: "Microscopic Interpretati (More) |
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Mcc & Den wrote:
Ace's Story
8 years ago my Partner adopted the sweetest, most lovable, PitBull in the world. When She brought him home you could count every rib, he was missing a toe nail and was scared to death. Ace showed many signs of abuse. He flinched at everything, would (More) |
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dawn3g wrote:
Back into Focus
Fallon is a chemotherapy graduate! She completed her course of carboplatin on the day before Valentine’s Day. I could not have been more proud of her! She seems to feel really good. We go back for full body x-rays in 4 weeks. I am pretty nervous (More) |
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jerry wrote:
AT-014 Canine Osteosarcoma Vaccine Helps Dogs Like Dexter Beat the Odds
Last December, science gave us the brightest news about canine osteosarcoma in recent memory. It started with the groundbreaking research leadership of Dr. Nicola J. Mason at the University of Pennsylvania and the veterinary pharmaceutical company Ar (More) |
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tlahaye wrote:
Round Three
We're off to the oncologist today for Casey's third round of Carboplatin. He is tolerating it well with no significant side effects noted. We did a CBC Friday, two weeks after his second round, and that was normal (I understand Neutrophils bottom o (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Mac Smiles Down from the Rainbow Bridge
Mac was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in April 2015, less than 1 year after we adopted him. He kicked cancer's butt for almost 3 years and almost made it to 14! Mac He lived a full life with his doting parents and many aunts, uncles, and grandpa (More) |
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dawn3g wrote:
The New Normal?
So, we’re working this new normal. I’m still trying to figure things out, trying to make things better, trying to be efficient—but not in our prior “everything is a crisis” mode—all the time, anyway. I used to blog here every day, sometimes twice (More) |