no carbs since carbs (and sugar) feed cancer. We also used a fish oil supplement. We feed Oscar Evo red meat food which was high in protein, but lower in carbs.

Kathy, Ollie and Chester

no carbs since carbs (and sugar) feed cancer. We also used a fish oil supplement. We feed Oscar Evo red meat food which was high in protein, but lower in carbs.

Kathy, Ollie and Chester

he had golf ball sized lymph nodes when he was diagnosed. He was on a 25 week protocol and came out of remission on the last week. But I would do it again for any kind of cancer.

Kathy, Ollie and Chester

he had golf ball sized lymph nodes when he was diagnosed. He was on a 25 week protocol and came out of remission on the last week. But I would do it again for any kind of cancer.

Kathy, Ollie and Chester

years ago i had a dog with this problem....first did you have chemo? if not i am surprised.... surgery should always be follwed by chemo as this is a very tricky cancer....also we had the reg surgery with 4 inches all around...the second time we did laser surgery with another round of chemo...this was 6 years after the first surgery.....the dog lived till he was 12 and died of kidney failure...
i will say i had my reg vet do the first surgery...the second time i went to a cancer doc....animals like people have to go to a specialist especially when dealing with cancers...these doctors deal with it on an every day occurance....
do the surgery again with a cancer vet and do it before it spreads to the bone or lungs....

years ago i had a dog with this problem....first did you have chemo? if not i am surprised.... surgery should always be follwed by chemo as this is a very tricky cancer....also we had the reg surgery with 4 inches all around...the second time we did laser surgery with another round of chemo...this was 6 years after the first surgery.....the dog lived till he was 12 and died of kidney failure...
i will say i had my reg vet do the first surgery...the second time i went to a cancer doc....animals like people have to go to a specialist especially when dealing with cancers...these doctors deal with it on an every day occurance....
do the surgery again with a cancer vet and do it before it spreads to the bone or lungs....

quick questions, raw diet as in Vegan type eating with no dairy, fruits and raw veggies? where i work it is all vegan and Guinness loves Bananas, lettuce, really any type of raw veggie. is that what you mean?

do they have holistic vets out there?

quick questions, raw diet as in Vegan type eating with no dairy, fruits and raw veggies? where i work it is all vegan and Guinness loves Bananas, lettuce, really any type of raw veggie. is that what you mean?

do they have holistic vets out there?

Thanks so much for this. I did find an article on treating the disease holistically so i think i may look into that. I cannot thank you enough for this dilect and the suggestions and support you have offered. Thanks so much~
Candy & Guinness

Thanks so much for this. I did find an article on treating the disease holistically so i think i may look into that. I cannot thank you enough for this dilect and the suggestions and support you have offered. Thanks so much~
Candy & Guinness

Thanks so much for sharing this with me! I am so happy the dog is doing well!

Thanks so much for sharing this with me! I am so happy the dog is doing well!

i know how it is about expense and every one here on this board understands as well......so i would then get on the internet and start feeding a raw diet....get cancer fighting foods going....i am a very strong believer in holistic healing.....i would contact a holistic vet and get some advice...they have excellant herbs and accupuncture does work.....if you believe in holistic go that way...before i travel the reg vet route i first go holistic.....i ahe had heart dogs go for years were others said months.....be active as best you can....and going holistic is a good route to take....

i know how it is about expense and every one here on this board understands as well......so i would then get on the internet and start feeding a raw diet....get cancer fighting foods going....i am a very strong believer in holistic healing.....i would contact a holistic vet and get some advice...they have excellant herbs and accupuncture does work.....if you believe in holistic go that way...before i travel the reg vet route i first go holistic.....i ahe had heart dogs go for years were others said months.....be active as best you can....and going holistic is a good route to take....

last year. It was a 4 month treatment every other week. It was a total of 1000.00 and he made payments each treatment. Max did WONDERFUL no side effects AT ALL. and no return of the skin cancer yet!

last year. It was a 4 month treatment every other week. It was a total of 1000.00 and he made payments each treatment. Max did WONDERFUL no side effects AT ALL. and no return of the skin cancer yet!

i know Chemo is costly as is the surgery and my husband was laid off almost 3 years ago and i wrok 7 days a week right now so we can be on track as well as have some fun. My biggest thing was since it came back 3 times in a year they told me that it would keep coming back and in order to get any answers from anyone, they want to biposy it and i am not sure if i want to keep doing this to Guinness

i know Chemo is costly as is the surgery and my husband was laid off almost 3 years ago and i wrok 7 days a week right now so we can be on track as well as have some fun. My biggest thing was since it came back 3 times in a year they told me that it would keep coming back and in order to get any answers from anyone, they want to biposy it and i am not sure if i want to keep doing this to Guinness

Thanks so much for the support! I appreciate it very much and thanks for the well wishes.

I am not sure but his is a skin Fibrosarcoma and i was told by the Oncologist it does not spread to other organs etc. Is this the same diagnosis you got or was it the lymphoma?

Thanks so much for the support! I appreciate it very much and thanks for the well wishes.

I am not sure but his is a skin Fibrosarcoma and i was told by the Oncologist it does not spread to other organs etc. Is this the same diagnosis you got or was it the lymphoma?

for pets is almost equal to or better than people....they now have drugs to keep white cell counts high....no vomiting ect....chemo 5 years ago was a horrible option for pets not now.....people should embrace the use of chemo as a way to save their pet....
i feel and please understand this is me...i only have a 4 year animal science degree i am not a vet
so i dont know their reasoning but not do due some kind of treatmeant is confusing to me....any cancer can spread even skin cancer can spread.....
i would get myself to a cancer vet and discuss all the options they have....i would at this age do surgery...i would do chemo.....the younger the faster they bounce back....if you cannot afford the chemo treatment i would have the surgery using laser and have as much of the tumor taken off....

for pets is almost equal to or better than people....they now have drugs to keep white cell counts high....no vomiting ect....chemo 5 years ago was a horrible option for pets not now.....people should embrace the use of chemo as a way to save their pet....
i feel and please understand this is me...i only have a 4 year animal science degree i am not a vet
so i dont know their reasoning but not do due some kind of treatmeant is confusing to me....any cancer can spread even skin cancer can spread.....
i would get myself to a cancer vet and discuss all the options they have....i would at this age do surgery...i would do chemo.....the younger the faster they bounce back....if you cannot afford the chemo treatment i would have the surgery using laser and have as much of the tumor taken off....

for 8 months when he was diagnosed with lymphoma, and I have to say he had a pretty good quality of life while on it. He only had a couple episodes of vomiting and for the most part felt normal. I was told that chemo is a lot easier on dogs than it is on humans. I would definitely inquire about it, see a canine oncologist. Hope your baby gets better.

Kathy, Ollie and Chester

for 8 months when he was diagnosed with lymphoma, and I have to say he had a pretty good quality of life while on it. He only had a couple episodes of vomiting and for the most part felt normal. I was told that chemo is a lot easier on dogs than it is on humans. I would definitely inquire about it, see a canine oncologist. Hope your baby gets better.

Kathy, Ollie and Chester

Thank you for the quick response and Chemo was never mentioned as an option even from the specialist. The vet removed all the tumors and Chemo was not mentioned as the specialist stated since the surgery had removed it all it was not needed. Only this time around did the vet mention radiation.

in addition, i was told that since it was a skin tumor it would not spread to any other organs. Is this not true???

also many people have told me that with Chemo the animal has no quality of life. I am so confused now

Thank you for the quick response and Chemo was never mentioned as an option even from the specialist. The vet removed all the tumors and Chemo was not mentioned as the specialist stated since the surgery had removed it all it was not needed. Only this time around did the vet mention radiation.

in addition, i was told that since it was a skin tumor it would not spread to any other organs. Is this not true???

also many people have told me that with Chemo the animal has no quality of life. I am so confused now

can you send me a menu of what foods you did feed your dog please? this would be very helpful! AGain, thanks for all your help.

As for the fish oil, was it just tablets of fish oil as you get at a pharmacy?

can you send me a menu of what foods you did feed your dog please? this would be very helpful! AGain, thanks for all your help.

As for the fish oil, was it just tablets of fish oil as you get at a pharmacy?