Episodes

Worried about paying for dog cancer treatment? Want access to the newest options? A clinical trial might be the right fit for you and your dog.

Listener Bonnie calls in to see if there are natural alternatives for her dog Bam Bam’s cancer medications.

Your dog is going to see an oncologist. Learn how to prepare for the appointment so that you can get the most out of it.

If you have leftover dog medications, don’t flush them! Look for a local drug takeback program instead.

Caller Shirley’s dog has Stage 3 oral melanoma and she is trying to find their next treatment option.

FETCH a Cure is a unique organization that provides education and funding for dogs with cancer, and even brought veterinary radiation to Richmond, VA.

Dr. Nancy Reese weighs in on when vomiting is a concern and what you and your vet can do about it – especially if your pup has cancer.

Integrative oncologists discuss everything from medicinal mushrooms to genetic testing of dog cancer tumors. The future of dog cancer treatment is bright!

If your dog has cancer, we’re here to help. From books to blogs to a shoulder to lean on, there is something for every person and every dog.

Shaking and trembling is often not due to a health problem! Learn how to evaluate your dog and determine if she needs a vet visit.

Laverdia-Ca1 is a new, oral treatment for lymphoma that you can give to your dog at home. We still have more to learn, but this drug shows promise.

Bloody poop is scary! Dr. Nancy Reese weighs in on potential causes, when to be concerned, and what you can do to help your pup at home.

Caller Denise asks if transitional cell carcinoma is really a death sentence and what she can expect after her dog Sadie’s diagnosis.

Anecdotally, vet professionals note an increase in euthanasias during the holiday season. Having to make this decision can make a joyful time very stressful.

From broken toenails to ulcerated tumors, it’s no fun when your dog is bleeding. Dr. Nancy Reese gives advice on how to stop bleeding quickly and safely.

Waking up from the anesthesia isn’t the end of surgery recovery. Learn how to care for your dog as she heals over the next two weeks.

Ack! It’s surgery day! Veterinary technician Kate Basedow has some tips and insights.

There’s a bunch of things you should do to get your dog ready for surgery and help the day go smoothly. Veterinary technician Kate Basedow has tons of tips.

Any dog, mixed breed or purebred, can have genetic health problems. Dr. Jerry Klein offers advice on researching breeds … and tells us how to pick a responsible breeder.

Artemisinin started out as an anti-malarial drug, but it has some anti-cancer effects as well, especially for the vicious osteosarcoma.

Pat called in with two questions: why didn’t her vet find her dogs’ cancers sooner, and does grain-free dog food cause heart disease?

Type C dog lovers put Comfort first. You probably do not tolerate side effects and wants to keep your dog as comfortable and pain-free as possible.

As a Type B dog lover, you like to Balance all of your options to try to maximize your dog’s longevity while also minimizing side effects.

Type A for Action dog lovers pursue whatever treatments are available, and aim for longevity. If that sounds like you, this episode can help solidify your plans.