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In the Dog Cancer Survival Guide, Dr. Dressler also included the Dog Cancer Diet, which includes a list of cancer-fighting food add-ins. Get your free copy: Dogcancerdiet.com

Dog pill-giving tips: ⁣ 1. Wrap it, don't hide it. A pill pocket, small cheese cube, or spoon of canned food works for a lot of dogs⁣ ⁣ 2. Do the three-treat trick. Plain treat, treat with pill, plain treat. Fast. The rhythm matters more than the disguise.Same time, same…

The Dog Cancer Survival Guide flags lawn pesticides and herbicides as a possible risk factor for certain cancers in dogs, including lymphoma and bladder cancer. The research is still mixed, but out of caution, keep your dog off any lawn treated with pesticide or herbicide. Dr. Dressler recommends waiting at…

We asked our community: what do you wish your vet had explained better when your dog was first diagnosed? That last stat matters to us. It's what we want for every dog lover. If you're newly diagnosed and still have questions, you don't have to figure it out alone. Join…

So we should try our best to do the same 🩵

When caring for a dog with cancer, quality of life is a top priority. Use this checklist to help assess how your dog is doing. "When two joys of life are significantly affected, it’s my opinion that we need to start assessing life quality. And when three joys are gone…

Go to dogcancerdiet.com to request your free copy of Dr. Demian Dressler's Dog Cancer Diet.

Stereotactic Radiation Therapy (SRT) is a highly targeted way to attack a tumor with less damage to the healthy tissue around it compared to traditional radiation therapy. It uses robotics and modern imaging to deliver the radiation more precisely, causing less damage to surrounding normal tissue. Read more: https://www.dogcancer.com/articles/diagnosis-and-medical-procedures/stereotactic-radiation-therapy-for-dogs/

Cancer is the most common cause of death in dogs, so as responsible guardians, start a savings fund for your dog so you'll be financially prepared for they need it most. Find Dog Cancer Resources: linktr.ee/dogcancer

Doing a monthly lumps and bumps check promote early detection of cancer. Do note that not all of them turn out to be cancer so consult a veterinarian if you find one. Find more Dog Cancer Resources: https://linktr.ee/dogcancer

Veterinarian, Dr. Adrienne Anderson talks about the time she had to euthanize her heart dog, Ludo, who has been with her through vet school, having children and other important moments of her life. Learn more about their special bond on the Dog Cancer Answers podcast: https: //youtu.be/8s78HVXh2HU

Dr. Sue Ettinger, co-author of the Dog Cancer Survival Guide, shares some hacks on how to get your dog to eat. Let us know in the comments if any of these worked!

What happens to our pets during #euthanasia? Dr. Dani McVety, Lap of Love founder, explains. Watch this very enlightening podcast episode of Dog Cancer Answers: Is It Time to Put My Dog Down? #dogloversofig #dogcancer #seniordoglove #rainbowbridgedogs

Try these simple, practical ways to improve your dog's quality of life

Debbie from Nevada asked Dr. Dressler what his thoughts are on long term low-dose prednisone use for her 75-lb Rhodesian Ridgeback with intestinal lymphoma Dog Cancer Answers episode title: Side Effects of Prednisone in Dogs │ Dr. Demian Dressler Q&A.

Dogs pant to cool down, but sudden, heavy panting while your dog is at rest isn't normal. It can be the first sign of pain, anxiety, respiratory distress, or even heart issues. If they haven't been running around and the room is cool, observe their posture, note if it's relaxed…

Stories of hope from members of the Dog Cancer Support Group. We recently asked the community to share some photos of their own dogs who graduated or are doing well from cancer treatment. If your dog has cancer, we’d love to have you join our free support group at dogcancersupport.com.…

Dr. Dressler, author of the Dog Cancer Survival Guide, explains factors you need to consider when thinking about limb ambutation for your dog with cancer. Dog cancer resources: https://linktr.ee/dogcancer

Dr. Susan Recker is a veterinarian with a passion for nutrition. She explains why we should avoid giving food cooked in high heat. Watch the entire episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAgObIOhEMg&t=1962s

Try these simple, practical ways to improve your dog's quality of life Dog Cancer Resources: https://linktr.ee/dogcancer

Reasons why seniors should consider owning a dog

Our editor-in-chief, Molly Jacobson, shares her last day with her heart dog, Kanga and and the precious gift she received before Kanga passed away. #dogcancertruetails #dogstories #cancerstories

If your dog is going through cancer, know that there is a community that knows what you're going through. Join this free Dog Cancer Support group: dogcancersupport.com

To get guidance on what to feed your dog with cancer visit dogcancerdiet.com to claim your free 75-page Dog Cancer Diet ebook.