What you do in the days and weeks before surgery can help your dog sail through! Host James Jacobson is joined by Kate Basedow, a seasoned veterinary technician with extensive experience in preparing dogs for surgery. Kate shares essential tips on how to ensure the best possible outcome on your…
Whether you are seeing a veterinary oncologist once to get your options, or choose to pursue treatment, you should maximize your investment in that expensive specialist consult. Veterinary oncologist and DogCancer.com contributor Dr. Megan Duffy joins James Jacobson to discuss how to get the most out of that expensive specialist…
How do I know if my dog is dying? There are 26 signs you can look for. Molly Jacobson discusses how to recognize the signs that your beloved dog might be in the last months, weeks, or days of their life. Articles about the end of life: https://www.dogcancer.com/articles/hospice-and-end-of-life/signs-your-dog-is-dying/ https://www.dogcancer.com/perspectives/hospice-and-end-of-life/warning-signs-dog-is-dying/ Signs…
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Currently, there is no blood test that can detect all types of cancer, but it would be a game-changer if one were developed in the future!
Want an idea of what you are dealing with when it comes to your pet’s health? There’s a new online calculator that offers a wealth of insight! Host James Jacobson sits down with Dr. Jules Benson to discuss the latest innovation in dog health care, the Pet Health Zone. A…
here's what vets put in their chart when your dog is not feeling well.
there are lots of reason why you should go to a vet here are some signs to look out for
Here's why your vet uses "signs" instead of "symptoms" and the difference between the two.
We might want to think that our dog's diagnosis might not be cancer, it's normal but we have to trust our Vet and focus on the next step we need to do for our dogs
This is why annual check ups are important for dogs
Cancer Surgery does not stop after the surgery, it is a process and there is a lot to think about.
Struggling to remember or understand what your Vet told you? Here's a tip for your next visit
