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jerry wrote:
Osteosarcoma Metastasis in Cats Not So Rare After All
For many years, veterinarians believed that osteosarcoma metastasis in cats rarely happens. A new study concludes that bone cancer mets in cats isn't such a rare thing after all. More treatment besides amputation may be necessary. New Study Exami (More) |
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jerry wrote:
How Combination Chemotherapy Manages Mets
When we heard that senior dog Jake is thriving with a combination chemotherapy to control his osteosarcoma lung metastasis, we wanted to know more. And now, you can too! Join us for a fascinating look at how monthly chemotherapy with Palladia and Car (More) |
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emilyrmartin wrote:
Our Honeymoon
Devo is doing so well. Her energy and playfulness are back. She figured out how to shake off, how to stretch a la downward dog, and how to sit while begging for food from the table! Second dose of chemo (cytoxan) was this week and it seems fine so (More) |
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tlahaye wrote:
Take That Cancer . . . Clear X-rays
Casey and Jet both had clear X-rays today. Casey is nearly 9 months from diagnosis (Osteo) and Jet 3 1/2 months (Hemangio). His vet calls Casey her miracle dog (she gave him 2 weeks to 2 months last December), but we knew that already. So . . . Ho (More) |
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forholly2018 wrote:
June 12, 2018
Hi Everypawdy! Holly here! Mommy and Grandmaw took me and my furbrother Ace today to sees the Nice Oncologist Vet Lady. My furbrother, Ace, wents first and he gots good news, he is nows in remissions! I'ms so happy for hims, he's been fighting hards (More) |
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Christine wrote:
Gabby's Journey
I am writing this almost a month after Gabby has passed. I wanted to start it from the beginning but there was too much going on in my house to do everything I wanted. We are heartbroken. She will be forever missed. But so you know before hand, s (More) |
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tlahaye wrote:
Casey's Study Experience
Casey is officially part of the study we've all been discussing. Unfortunately, as a condition of his participation, I'm no longer allowed to discuss it on social media. A few things I will say include: It was even more expensive than expected (More) |
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rikntracy wrote:
Goodbye
"Trouble Oh trouble set me free I have seen your face And it's too much too much for me Trouble Oh trouble can't you see You're eating my heart away And there's nothing much left of me" -Cat Stevens Zato's breathing had been getting wo (More) |
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rikntracy wrote:
Rough start to therapy but he's ok.
Our Hound girl Tink was scheduled for mast cell tumor removal surgery in Richmond and the surgeon's office is right beside the oncology folks, so Zato got an appointment for right after we dropped off Tink. As awful as this whole thing has been, we (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Tripawd Tuesday: Orinoco the Greyhound Beats the Osteosarcoma Odds
We love it when another member gives osteosarcoma the heave-ho! Today's Tripawd Tuesday celebrates the amazing two year ampuversary of Orinoco, a gorgeous bone cancer hero in the United Kingdom. Read on to celebrate with us and learn how this lovely (More) |