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thebwuders wrote:
December 13. A month later...
Gizmo came through the amputation surgery with flying colors. He's had chest x-rays & ultrasound which have come back "good." However, the pathology report confirmed that he does have osteosarcoma. The lymph node was a little inflamed but no canc (More) |
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jerry wrote:
"Heal" is Best Holiday Book Gift for Pet Parents
Want to get the best book for the dog and cat parents on your shopping list? It's called "Heal: The Vital Role of Dogs in the Search for Cancer Cures," and here's why we think it's such a perfect gift for the pet parents in your life. Oh and don't be (More) |
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Jackson wrote:
Jackson's 3rd Chemo treatment...like any other day?
11/20/15 Today is Jackson's 3rd Chemo treatment and it is supposed to be like any other day of the week. Life as we know it has continued to be uneventful for the past month since he's been tolerating his chemo treatment. Jackson continues to d (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Osteosarcoma Webinar: What’s new, what’s tried & true?
Want to learn more about osteosarcoma? Scroll down for an informative webinar from the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph in Canada. You'll need some time to watch this -- it's almost two hours long. But you'll learn direct fro (More) |
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jerry wrote:
How Scapulectomy Surgery Treats Dogs and Cats Scapula Tumors
Scapula cancer tumors in dogs and cats are rare but if your pet has one, be sure to ask your veterinary surgeon if a "scapulectomy" is an option. This procedure is complicated and not all pets are candidates, but if yours is, a scapulectomy can save (More) |
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osadad wrote:
Osa's new adventure begins...
Just a short week ago we got the shocking news that Osa Menor, our beautiful 115 lb 4 year old Anatolian Shepard Dog had a bone tumor just above her left wrist. We had a biopsy performed, which tested positive for osteosarcoma. I am stunned at the (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Help Leo and Get a Free Cookbook!
The Tripawds Foudation was recently approached by Homer's dad who asked if we could assist with his son's bar mitzvah project. Of course, we were honored. Read Leo's message below to find out how you can help support Tripawds, and get a free cookbook (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Being More Dog with Max
In August 2015 Max was diagnosed with osteosarcoma and had right rear amp done in September. He is now 10 weeks post amp with 3 chemos under his belt and back to loving his life. Max Tripawds became a lifeline for me during the diagnosis and r (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Why You Should Care About Comparative Oncology Research
If you're new to pet cancer, the phrase "comparative oncology" might be new to you. It was to us when our Jerry was diagnosed with osteosarcoma. But it didn't take long for us to hear this phrase over and over again from friends like the Puppy Up Fou (More) |
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careygram wrote:
Time Flies
I feel like it's been forever since I've posted. Time is going so fast. With nothing remarkable to speak of, which is pretty good for me. Not to say I'm not worried about little things but I'm learning to cope and still find the happy in my days. (More) |