Treated our 10 year old golden, diagnosed with lymphoma, with the CHOP protocol and he did very well. Instant remission that lasted 18 mos. and then went thru a rescue protocol. He lived until he was 14 years, 2 months. Quality of life was excellent and he had very few side effects during his treatments. Expensive? YES but he was worth every dime and I would do it a million times over.
@@dianadiaz4344 With CHOP or TANOVEA chemotherapy the cost will completely depend upon the size of your pet. Don't go by what you read, ask the Oncologist DVM or their billing offices themselves.
All of you who still have your precious doggies, may God Bless Them and You as you all work through their cancer treatments. You are blessed. My poor mastiff's cancer came on suddenly. It was too late.💕😥🐶🐕🙏
@Dr. Sue, I hope you read this, I need help understanding why it was too late for my big beautiful girl, an 140 pound Mastiff. We rescued her at 4yrs old, and 5 yrs later, she woke up with a huge lump on the left side of her neck, vomiting, extremely weak, no appetite, coughing, and having labored breathing. We rushed her to the vet. She was diagnosed with Acute Mast Cell Cancer with left submandibular lymph node involvement. She was intelligent, strong, playful, most patient, obedient, and sweetest girl ever. She was also very proud to be the protector of our family. She prevented a man from breaking into our house one morning when I was home alone. One day I had been upset and was crying, sitting on the floor, and she came and sat right next to me and laid her head on my shoulder. She sat with me like that for 20 minutes, me hugging her, she even nudged my head down on her neck as if she wanted me to lay my head on HER shoulder. She always did that if anyone cried. She was truly a special girl. I feel so lucky and blessed to have had her, but it was only for 5 years, and I never imagined this would happen. We had NO warning signs at all, it all started in one day and she died 4 days later. She was absolutely fine the day before except for a slight decrease in appetite at dinner time. How could this have come on so suddenly. I still cry for her and miss her and it's been 2 1/2 years.
So very sorry for your loss. What a wonderful dog! She s in heaven now running and playing with other dogs as they wait for the other members of their family to come home. ❤️
My 10 years old yorkie, Bella, was diagnosed with Lymphoma GI (duodenum) last week. The vet give her only one month. I cry every day since a received the bad news. She wasn't eating or walking. I started giving her cbd for dogs (during the night), life gold, Mushroom defense, Petandim and blood builder during the day and prednisone. Also, I'm giving her Cell Food (oxygen-1 drop with water). She looks better every day, but I'm scare that this last for short time only. I'm trying to focus in giving her a quality of life and to enjoy every little moment.
My girl Quinn has Lymphoma. I've noticed improvement with CBD/THC and dietary supplements like Reishi mushrooms, milk thistle, etc. She's almost 14. There just isn't a viable treatment that is worth putting her through knowing she won't understand why I'm not there. Some clinics are like factories. She's comfortable.
I lost my fur baby to lymphoma recently but because of you and your recommendation for laverdia I was able to gain 6 more months of having him with us. Those extra months mean so much to me so thank you! Thank you so much for helping us. ❤❤❤
@glennjridge quite of bit of those months were quality ones. When he was diagnosed he was starting to deteriorate quickly. Barely getting up to eat. He seemed miserable. When we started the medication it gave him the energy he lost back. He was running around and playing again. Unfortunately it was only temporary for those few months…but definitely worth it imo especially seemed to help
@glennjridge Yes after he was diagnosed with Lymphoma I found Laverdia after doing a lot of research. My vets had no idea what the new drug was so I had to push to get it for my dog. I hope yours is not sick and you get many more years. Good luck with everything!
Dr. Sue, I wish you would come back. I referred to so many of your vlogs when my Nattie Mae was diagnosed with lymphoma. Like Brian below, we went through CHOP and several other protocols where she made it to 20 months with 3 remissions. It would have been great to have had you for the thousands of questions I had. Cancer in our dogs is a heartbreaking journey and it's also a lonely one because others questioned why I would put my dog through it. She had almost 2 extra years of a high quality of life and I have two extra years of memories and for us, that is priceless. I couldn't get good nutritional information for her during her illness from my oncologist and it is an area that could be improved. I do hope you will start posting again because, like I said, it is a very lonely journey for people battling this awful disease.
Doc, why do you think there are so many dogs coming down with these cancers? IMO, its food ingredients, flea and tick Meds and vaccine schedules. Why do we vaccinate EVERY YEAR for these diseases if the majority of dogs do not venture far from their homes to have any type of exposure? One of my babies is 11 and was just diagnosed with Lymphoma this past Wednesday and we did everything "right" but yet here we are. I think instead of trying to come up with new drugs to fight the cancers money would be better spent trying to avoid the cancers in the first place. JMO
I feel you're right. When I was younger (teen) my dog only received Rabies vaccinations. This was in the 1980s... that dog lived 18 years. Fast forward to 2020, 2 of my dogs died by the age of 10 & 11... most of my Pomeranian live 15 but not anymore not since they have to receive 4 or 5 vaccination per year. I believe its all about $
I think there's alot of factors. Our society has become more unbalanced/unhealthy as a whole. We have tonnes of chemicals being used in farming, in city parks. We've got plastic and potentially alot of drugs/ chemicals in our water. Like there's just so much crap everywhere :( even human cancer rates are going up.
My dog was diagnosed with B-cell multicentric Lymphoma on 12/21/21. He started with cyclophosphamide & prednisone about 10 days later. (He had to be tested for MDR gene). Week 2 was L-spar & prednisone, week 3 was vincristine & prednisone. He suffered from severe side effects with vincristine (vomited/Diarrhea) & ended up with a mild case of pancreatitis and an "angry liver," which made it so that he couldn't give Lomustine. As you can see, my oncologist is tweaking the CHOP protocol as we waited for MDR results. He's normal/normal, and that's when he got the vincristine. But based on his horrible reaction & state of health, we opted to keep him on probiotics & a liver supplement AND start Laverdia. He's had two doses, and so far, no nasty side effects. We go back to oncologist in a few days to discuss next treatment. Possibly, Lomustine or Tanovea or doxorubicine... depending on his CBC and liver panel, and size of tumor. The problem has been that he's not gone into remission and the doc is questioning which protocol to use. I am tempted to keep him on Laverdia for a few more weeks, but don't want him to miss his chance for remission with CHOP. I also don't want to see him suffer like he did with the vincristine. Any suggestions?
Such a beautiful lady. not only are you treating the dog but your treating the owner as well. The fear of cancer in our best friends is pretty overwhelming. In behalf of all dog owners thank you from bottom of our hearts.
Yes, simhi free, there definitely needs to be a different approach for patients without pet insurance. The oncologist threw so much information at me about the different possible treatments (none of it in writing) with no estimated costs. I think what’s driving the vets is the treatment they think would be best, which is CHOP, without taking into account those without pet insurance are going to need the most cost-effective treatment. I had to do a lot of homework on my own to learn about the different treatments available, their estimated costs, whether I would be able to give the treatment at home or have to go into the Vet’s office and any information on a possible lymphoma treatment drug trial that my pet may be able to get into. Also, even after learning about the estimated costs, I figured out it was going to be even more expensive because of the office visits and radiography/lab tests that were needed too. Thank you, Dr. Sue, for the information you provide through your videos. They were very helpful. The only thing different that I ran into is that my regular Vet didn’t want to prescribe Laverdia and wanted me to go to an oncologist to get it prescribed. Which meant more office visit/lab test costs.
You are so awesome - kind, intelligent, and articulate. Your patients and pet parents are so lucky to have you in their corner. Blessings to you in your life and career.
My Dog Bella 6 years old Lab / Terrier Mix has Lymphoma, Started her on Laverdia on Sept 9th, now 10 days later it seems to be working, no side effects, eating fine now, all her glands that were swollen have shrunk almost back to normal, keeping my fingers crossed that it works for her, could not afford the standard Chemo, so this was the choice i made, will keep you posted on how it works out for her.
@@DrSueCancerVet So far results have been overwhelming, 4 weeks in, glands shrunk back to normal, eats like a horse again, ( She eats so fast see never notices the pills hidden in her food ) acts like a normal happy, healthy pup again. Only side affect so far is extreme thirst, drinks a ton of water, have to walk her every couple 2 hours to pee 24/7 which is a pain, but she is worth it. We did check her for sugar because of the thirst, it came back normal.
Hi Randy, How's you furbaby Bella doing now? My 13 year old dachshund Lola was diagnosed with Intestinal Lymphoma last week! She was 11 lbs and has lost 4 lbs so quickly, weighs 8 lbs now and is sadly just skin & bones now! Barely eating and throwing up a lot!!! Vet has her on Prednisolone steroids. Thinking about trying Laverdia. Thanks and I hope Bella is doing much better and recovering well!
Dear Dr. Sue!❤️ Today I’m starting my doggie “Patch” on this drug. I am working together with my veterinarian 😍 Thanks to you and your videos on canine lymphoma, I am able to (hopefully) extend his life a little longer. I would not be able to afford the IV chemo…. Too expensive for me… But I can try the pills. He’s only 8 yrs old, and only the neck and left shoulder lymph nodes are involved; his blood work is perfect. I have high hopes that we can keep the monster (lymphoma) at bay for a while! 🤞 I thank you from the bottom of my heart that you care enough to post these videos with your invaluable information! Thank you and God bless!! I’ll keep you posted on Patch’s progress under this video!! 👍❤️ ❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹
@@kasialeparska2480 I am so sorry for your loss I am going through this battle with my boy diesel 11-year-old American bulldog rescue. Did you change your dogs diet to a carb-free (no kibble) raw diet and or try any CBD turkey tails just curious? I'm trying to gather data if I keep getting positive results to help others, as it's been a 1 month battle for my boy Diesel.
@@edsjourney5536 My PoMeranian took multiple months of 2 different chemotherapy treatments. The 2nd more aggressive approach began to work however it also atrophied her intestinal muscles and her anus prolapsed multiple times. Each time to correct it that required anesthesia & minor surgery ( purse stitch ) each time the purse stitch was removed after healing her anus would prolapse again. This condition is very painful for them and also is a nightmare for humans taking care of them and cleaning almost constantly, and unhealthy stress for human and pet. After the 3rd prolapse I elected euthanasia for her. It was literally the worst day of my life electing to euthanize my pet when she was responding to chemotherapy but the chemo destroyed her other bodily functions and quality of life. If I ever have another pet & they get cancer, I will use only Vet prescribed Prednisone and pain relief to make them more comfortable during their last days. I now see PET chemotherapy as a selfish treatment only prolonging the pets life so that their human can have them alive longer. Being alive longer and going through sometimes debilitating treatments doesn't make your pet happy, just the owner. Take care
My 11yr old was just diagnosed this past Friday & vet put him on prednisone, lasix, entyce & cerenia. We ordered laverdia & gonna try that. We chose this for the price & convenience.
Ours was "diagnosed" 3 wks ago with massive two more on her spleen filling her body cavity, the vet gave her a week and said to plan to say good bye. Prescribed prednisone which we didn't use. I disagreed and instead started her on the protocol that can't be named and she is now jumping around and happy. Blood work improving. Don't listen to the vet.
Dr Sue Thank you for this informative video. First let me tell you that I'm in a difficult situation in not being able to take my dog to see a vet, due to the financial expense. Being disabled, SSDI provides less than 1k monthly, Prior to becoming disabled, I had insurance for my dogs. It was costly still, since the dog owner only gets reimbursed AFTER the dog receives treatment. Not at all helpful when you can't afford the costs at time of service. All the number of dogs that died, because they didnt get treatment, IMO is due to the Veterinary Profession. Vets need to have a staff member that handles the insurance billing, like medical doctors. The other needed improvements include having Free Clinics or a sliding scale for fees and costs. Is the owner on Medicare or receiving food stamps? There are ways the Vets can save the dogs. Next, how does the owner know whether a lump on the dogs cheek is a swollen lymph node or a blocked salivary gland? I spoke with an ER tech, before bringing my dog in, to find out if the Vet could do anything about the lump on her cheek. The tech called me back after speaking with the Vet. I was told that since my dog was old that I should consider euthanasia and that they do provide it. Personally, I'd like to know why a vet can't drain the fluid? My other question is whether a steroid ie prednisone could be given for a blocked salivary gland (perotid), to reduce the swelling to make the dog comfortable? Lastly, I've been told that a dog dewormer called FENBENIZOLE has been successfully healing dogs and humans with cancer. Would you please do a vlog about this option for dog owners? THANK YOU
From my YT research the prednisone is more for us than it is the dog. It looks like it's going away as the swelling goes down and we feel as though we're getting results for our baby. But it's only temporary as the prednisone is just telling the nodes to stop doing their job shutting down the immune system. And then bam a few weeks later it's right back to where it was. Sounds to me like you're right on track with doing your outside of the box methods. So far I had immediate results with CBD oil and turkey tail and you have to go sugar glucose carb kibble free 100% raw diet. Cancer must have sugar and glucose to survive.
My 10 yr old Merle Pomeranian died 2 years ago of Mandibular Lymphoma. She did the CHOP therapy with Laverdia . She went into remission (not cured but stabilized) however she had to be euthanized after 3 surgical repaired rectum prolapse, caused by the steroid part of the treatment and straining (guessing from pain?). She may have lived another month or two with another prolapse repair but no, even though she appeared normal, I just couldn't. I miss her SO MUCH and that experience with Cancer has halted me from having another pet... maybe forever. It STILL hurts THAT MUCH 😭💔🌈🐶
My rat terrier starts chemotherapy today for gastrointestinal lymphoma. Shes in really good shape for 11 years old, but really quickly lost about 1/3 of her body weight. Our vet said 1 shot, and 1 pill for 6 to 8 weeks
@@marthaelenarodriguez8888 she's had 4 weeks of chemo, notable improvements. Its in her stomach so weight, eating, and calories is our biggest hurdle. Shes still happy to be alive
Great Video. Considering this for my 13 year old Shih Tzu in conjunction with Prednisone to give him a few more months provided he has a decent quality of life. Thanks, I am a subscriber now!
Thanks Keith. Sorry about your dog's lymphoma diagnosis. I hope he does well! #kickcancersbutt. PS I have a good number of lymphoma videos :) I'd start here ua-cam.com/video/FFX7jRuDO6o/v-deo.html
Why can’t we use the Pet Tumor Tracker app in the US?! Our three dogs have had so many lumps mapped by our vet but we’re spending extra time, worry, and money bringing them in extra times because we can’t recall which lumps have been mapped and deemed skin tags or cysts, and which are new lumps needing to be checked out. There are so many we can’t keep track and we NEED this app!
Hi there! Thanks so much for this video. I’m wondering if you’re planning any follow up videos on laverdia. Might be switching my dog from CHOP to laverdia as he has been having hard side effects with chemo and trying to get his quality of life back to normal.
SRT Radiation gave my cat about 6-7 months extra to live from lymphoma but ultimately had to put him down when it spread. I hope they make some medical breakthroughs for cats as well.
Hi Dr! Can you please make a video of Cutaneous Lymphoma? We are starting Chop protocol with our Lab and have found 3 lesions like reddish with pus. We searched the internet and it says could be cutaneous lymphoma. Apparently is very rare. Would like to hear what you have to say. Thanks!
What about the exposure to my kids and fertility? I read the warnings, and putting him away for 3 days, not being exposed to his saliva, poop or pee seems scary and unreasonable. I’m just needing answers. My golden, 3 years old, has been diagnosed with lymphoma 7 days ago. I have a small window to jump on laveridia, but I’m concerned and nervous for my kiddos. Anybody have some advice? Thanks!!
I would have tried this treatment for my dog The vet showed me the x-rays I asked her how long does she have to live and she said maybe a month I had my dog put down within 45 minutes. I've been to the same clinic 4 times in 4 weeks I never got to see the same veterinarian twice. I don't know a veterinarian's work on commission I wish I knew that I could put my dog down at my own house Or they would have told me that.
The clinic where I took my dog Always seem to be more interested in my credit card than my dog. The lack of compassion And the well being of My dog. For 4 weeks It was always take this medication with food. And I always kept telling them she will not eat. I'd pray the rosary every time she go outside To use the bathroom. And I was the instrument of her death Because I had no hope. It is painful not to have your dog come to work with you every day.
Thank you so much for this! So useful to learn more about it! My dog has T Cell Lymphoma and i saw this drug and have already sent it to his oncologist as something we can maybe look at when he relapses. The drug company also said its accessible from the UK which is great. We are still desperately looking for a vaccine though as that seems to be the only solution of a cure. There is a Lymphoma vaccine that has been created by the University of Sydney in Australia and its so frustrating that we cannot get it in the UK.
Hi Dr. Sue. Just found your vlog & it is amazingly helpful. My 8 year old mixed terrier,Sadie, was diagnosed with lymphoma Sept.2021.She has gone through the CHOP protocol. Did great: very little side effects ( except for the last 2 when she had nausea, lack of appetite, lethargy) . Was doing well: great appetite, playful and happy. Unfortunately, 8 weeks since her last treatment the lymph nodes in her groin & neck are swollen again. We're devastated. Not really sure what to do but doing lots of research to figure it out. This new drug may be an option. Now, on top of our little Sadie's fight, we are having to deal with our 14 year old tri-pawed dog,Jenna, Who was diagnosed with Insulinoma this past Easter Sunday.Though I know your focus is on lymphoma, we would welcome any info or possible references to vets here in NYC that can guide us in the treatment of this rare condition. Thank you for being so giving of yourself and your knowledge.
In about a month battle with lymphoma stage 4 with my 11-year-old American bulldog rescue diesel. Let me guess the lymph nodes in your dog went down right after giving prednisone? After that the lymph nodes flared right back up correct? Been doing lots of research and your feedback would be beneficial to me.
@@mohitsingh5665 Unfortunately, no lymphoma stage 4 paired with an enlarged failed liver I had to put my Diesel down. After going through hell with this the best advice I can give you is to get your dog senior blood work and some x-rays to check on the vital organs and know where you stand. Also, cherish this remaining time together with your dog and prepare yourself.
My regular vet in Massachusetts said I'd have to go to the oncologist for this drug. One can't get an oncology appointment for 3 weeks! It's very frustrating. I even called her old vet in Pennsylvania and he also said he would have sent me to an oncologist for this drug.
My regular vet tried saying this to me. I replied, I paid good money for all this testing and I need them to write a script for Laverdia until I decide if I want to do chemo. Doctor researched Laverdia for 10 min and sent my script to Heartland Vet online
Dr. Sue talks about chemotherapy being well tolerated and then goes on to name about a half dozen side effects that also must be medicated in order to "manage" the treatment. Considering that chemotherapy has been proven to be almost effective as nothing in the long term (with secondary malignacies being a very common side effect), one wonders how the medical industry is surprised that most people pass on treating their animals.
Lymphoma is not easy. Chemo is the best chance to provide your loved one with a prolonged life. But keep in mind you pets medical history because a lot of these chemp agents could potentially push them into a secondary disease process. Tanovea and lavardia in particular have side effects to increase liver enzymes and should be used with extreme caution in dogs with a history of pancreatitis. I lost my pet recently from this. When starting tanovea as a rescue protocol my dog went into acute pancreatitis from the 3rd treatment. Then after a month of recovering from that, she was prescribed lavardia. The next day after recieving the lavardia she went back into acute pancreatitis and ended up passing. Be careful with chemo and oncologist.
I'm sooo sorry for your loss! 😔😢🐾💝 This is such a hard time for us as well! My 13 yr old dachshund Lola was diagnosed with intestinal lymphoma last week! She is not doing well at all! Lost 4 lbs & doesn't want to eat, throwing up a lot! This is breaking my heart! 😭💔
My dog has ear polyps she's had four of them removed and a modified zeppe done on her ear where they removed half of her ear canal how many more of these polyps could creep up and is there anything that can be done besides surgery
My golden retriever 5 month old puppy has a bit of swollen nodes on the neck and on the side axillary nodes seem not lumpy but theres something there which I thought was muscle or fat at first. Also he has some kind of cyst near ear which ver told me it was not a problem its a cyst from trauma or what else. But now that I noticed the nodes too I am worried, also has some kind of white discharge whenever he wakes up… is this lynphoma?
My dog, was diagnosed with a large cell lymphoma today, any advice on what to do as far as next steps, other than seeing an oncologist. That is already happening however, limited availability to see one soon..
I need some help, my 12 year old boxer had a seizure in cat scan showed mass in stomach and spread to lungs I don't know what to do. Have you heard of fenbendazole?
@addie I hope your precious Louie is still with you🙏 I just had my dog Keiko (18months old) diagnose the same and lso don't want to eat.. NY tips or story to share to help him please? Thanks and blessing for you and Louie
@addie I hope your precious Louie is still with you🙏 I just had my dog Keiko (18months old) diagnose the same and lso don't want to eat.. NY tips or story to share to help him please? Thanks and blessing for you and Louie
@@MrCastellinodaniel well sadly Louie passed away Christmas day 2021😢 He did chemo for a while and lasted longer than he would without it the best advice i can give is to instead of regular dog food make some eggs and we would cut up beef sticks to put in there too and he would at least eat that a little, anything is better than nothing. I’ll be praying for your baby Keiko dogs are truly amazing.💕
So my 9 year old boxer had a splenectomy which came back HSA. She has a small 3cm mass on lung and enlarged lymph nodes which the Dr.s assume is from the HSA. I assume this treatment would do nothing for my pups lymph nodes?
Your assumption is likely correct. Unless your dog has ALSO developed lymphoma, which is a completely different kind of cancer than HSA, this would not be for your boxer.
I love your videos but this one says’ it doesn’t give any more life to the dog with cancer’. Not worth chemicals in my dog with this med. Way to un tested. What’s the point? I hope in the future this medication as you said works well in conjoint medications. 🌹Trudyloo and I appreciate you!
Hi Dr Sue , what’s iv chemo closed do you use in your clinic ? Have you used chemolock and Equashield ? Looks to me that Equashield is a safer option. Thanks
HOW CAN YOUR DOG GO FROM ONE DAY FINE TAKING THE CHEMO AND THE NEXT DAY LIKE DEATHS DOOR. FOUND SHE HAD BLOOD IN THE ABDOMEN. SHE HAD LYMPHOMEA WITH MAST CELL TUMOR,. i KEEP THINKING i SHOULD HAVE GIVEN HER THE MEDICATION THE MINUTE I SAW HER IN THE MORNING. I DIDN'T , I CAN'T FORGIVE MY SELF. SHE WAS SO SICK
why dont u guys try getting rid of the cancer? Instead of treating it in so they need to constantly keep coming back and paying for treatments, its almost like the vet industry is corrupt as pharmaceuticals… is there a reason they dont treat to cure or is it not possible?
Treated our 10 year old golden, diagnosed with lymphoma, with the CHOP protocol and he did very well. Instant remission that lasted 18 mos. and then went thru a rescue protocol. He lived until he was 14 years, 2 months. Quality of life was excellent and he had very few side effects during his treatments. Expensive? YES but he was worth every dime and I would do it a million times over.
how expensive was it?
@@dianadiaz4344 probably $6 or $7k
Sorry for your loss and happy that you're such a good human!
@@dianadiaz4344
With CHOP or TANOVEA chemotherapy the cost will completely depend upon the
size of your pet. Don't go by what you read, ask the Oncologist DVM or their billing offices themselves.
@@PoM-MoM Thank you
All of you who still have your precious doggies, may God Bless Them and You as you all work through their cancer treatments. You are blessed. My poor mastiff's cancer came on suddenly. It was too late.💕😥🐶🐕🙏
@Dr. Sue, I hope you read this, I need help understanding why it was too late for my big beautiful girl, an 140 pound Mastiff. We rescued her at 4yrs old, and 5 yrs later, she woke up with a huge lump on the left side of her neck, vomiting, extremely weak, no appetite, coughing, and having labored breathing. We rushed her to the vet. She was diagnosed with Acute Mast Cell Cancer with left submandibular lymph node involvement. She was intelligent, strong, playful, most patient, obedient, and sweetest girl ever. She was also very proud to be the protector of our family. She prevented a man from breaking into our house one morning when I was home alone. One day I had been upset and was crying, sitting on the floor, and she came and sat right next to me and laid her head on my shoulder. She sat with me like that for 20 minutes, me hugging her, she even nudged my head down on her neck as if she wanted me to lay my head on HER shoulder. She always did that if anyone cried. She was truly a special girl. I feel so lucky and blessed to have had her, but it was only for 5 years, and I never imagined this would happen. We had NO warning signs at all, it all started in one day and she died 4 days later. She was absolutely fine the day before except for a slight decrease in appetite at dinner time. How could this have come on so suddenly. I still cry for her and miss her and it's been 2 1/2 years.
So very sorry for your loss. What a wonderful dog! She s in heaven now running and playing with other dogs as they wait for the other members of their family to come home. ❤️
She sounded amazing, I am so sorry for your pain and loss. Nothing quite like that pain...
My 10 years old yorkie, Bella, was diagnosed with Lymphoma GI (duodenum) last week. The vet give her only one month. I cry every day since a received the bad news. She wasn't eating or walking. I started giving her cbd for dogs (during the night), life gold, Mushroom defense, Petandim and blood builder during the day and prednisone. Also, I'm giving her Cell Food (oxygen-1 drop with water). She looks better every day, but I'm scare that this last for short time only. I'm trying to focus in giving her a quality of life and to enjoy every little moment.
How's Bella?
My girl Quinn has Lymphoma. I've noticed improvement with CBD/THC and dietary supplements like Reishi mushrooms, milk thistle, etc. She's almost 14. There just isn't a viable treatment that is worth putting her through knowing she won't understand why I'm not there. Some clinics are like factories. She's comfortable.
I lost my fur baby to lymphoma recently but because of you and your recommendation for laverdia I was able to gain 6 more months of having him with us. Those extra months mean so much to me so thank you! Thank you so much for helping us. ❤❤❤
@glennjridge quite of bit of those months were quality ones. When he was diagnosed he was starting to deteriorate quickly. Barely getting up to eat. He seemed miserable. When we started the medication it gave him the energy he lost back. He was running around and playing again. Unfortunately it was only temporary for those few months…but definitely worth it imo especially seemed to help
@glennjridge Yes after he was diagnosed with Lymphoma I found Laverdia after doing a lot of research. My vets had no idea what the new drug was so I had to push to get it for my dog. I hope yours is not sick and you get many more years. Good luck with everything!
Dr. Sue, I wish you would come back. I referred to so many of your vlogs when my Nattie Mae was diagnosed with lymphoma. Like Brian below, we went through CHOP and several other protocols where she made it to 20 months with 3 remissions. It would have been great to have had you for the thousands of questions I had. Cancer in our dogs is a heartbreaking journey and it's also a lonely one because others questioned why I would put my dog through it. She had almost 2 extra years of a high quality of life and I have two extra years of memories and for us, that is priceless. I couldn't get good nutritional information for her during her illness from my oncologist and it is an area that could be improved. I do hope you will start posting again because, like I said, it is a very lonely journey for people battling this awful disease.
Glad you were able to have more time with your fur baby🩷 what other protocol did you do besides the chop treatment any supplements,?
Doc, why do you think there are so many dogs coming down with these cancers? IMO, its food ingredients, flea and tick Meds and vaccine schedules. Why do we vaccinate EVERY YEAR for these diseases if the majority of dogs do not venture far from their homes to have any type of exposure? One of my babies is 11 and was just diagnosed with Lymphoma this past Wednesday and we did everything "right" but yet here we are. I think instead of trying to come up with new drugs to fight the cancers money would be better spent trying to avoid the cancers in the first place. JMO
I feel you're right.
When I was younger (teen) my dog only received Rabies vaccinations. This was in the 1980s... that dog lived 18 years. Fast forward to 2020, 2 of my dogs died by the age of 10 & 11... most of my Pomeranian live 15 but not anymore not since they have to receive 4 or 5 vaccination per year.
I believe its all about $
I think there's alot of factors. Our society has become more unbalanced/unhealthy as a whole. We have tonnes of chemicals being used in farming, in city parks. We've got plastic and potentially alot of drugs/ chemicals in our water. Like there's just so much crap everywhere :( even human cancer rates are going up.
I believe the high temp treatment of dry dog food is what has changed and exssive vaccinations. Are dogs all live a long life 40, 50 years ago.
No money in that!
My dog was diagnosed with B-cell multicentric Lymphoma on 12/21/21. He started with cyclophosphamide & prednisone about 10 days later. (He had to be tested for MDR gene). Week 2 was L-spar & prednisone, week 3 was vincristine & prednisone. He suffered from severe side effects with vincristine (vomited/Diarrhea) & ended up with a mild case of pancreatitis and an "angry liver," which made it so that he couldn't give Lomustine. As you can see, my oncologist is tweaking the CHOP protocol as we waited for MDR results. He's normal/normal, and that's when he got the vincristine. But based on his horrible reaction & state of health, we opted to keep him on probiotics & a liver supplement AND start Laverdia. He's had two doses, and so far, no nasty side effects. We go back to oncologist in a few days to discuss next treatment. Possibly, Lomustine or Tanovea or doxorubicine... depending on his CBC and liver panel, and size of tumor. The problem has been that he's not gone into remission and the doc is questioning which protocol to use. I am tempted to keep him on Laverdia for a few more weeks, but don't want him to miss his chance for remission with CHOP. I also don't want to see him suffer like he did with the vincristine. Any suggestions?
What's happened since then?
Any updates???
Such a beautiful lady. not only are you treating the dog but your treating the owner as well. The fear of cancer in our best friends is pretty overwhelming. In behalf of all dog owners thank you from bottom of our hearts.
At a huge price!
Yes, simhi free, there definitely needs to be a different approach for patients without pet insurance. The oncologist threw so much information at me about the different possible treatments (none of it in writing) with no estimated costs. I think what’s driving the vets is the treatment they think would be best, which is CHOP, without taking into account those without pet insurance are going to need the most cost-effective treatment. I had to do a lot of homework on my own to learn about the different treatments available, their estimated costs, whether I would be able to give the treatment at home or have to go into the Vet’s office and any information on a possible lymphoma treatment drug trial that my pet may be able to get into. Also, even after learning about the estimated costs, I figured out it was going to be even more expensive because of the office visits and radiography/lab tests that were needed too. Thank you, Dr. Sue, for the information you provide through your videos. They were very helpful. The only thing different that I ran into is that my regular Vet didn’t want to prescribe Laverdia and wanted me to go to an oncologist to get it prescribed. Which meant more office visit/lab test costs.
You are so awesome - kind, intelligent, and articulate. Your patients and pet parents are so lucky to have you in their corner. Blessings to you in your life and career.
Just seeing this! Thank you!! xo
My Dog Bella 6 years old Lab / Terrier Mix has Lymphoma, Started her on Laverdia on Sept 9th, now 10 days later it seems to be working, no side effects, eating fine now, all her glands that were swollen have shrunk almost back to normal, keeping my fingers crossed that it works for her, could not afford the standard Chemo, so this was the choice i made, will keep you posted on how it works out for her.
Great feedback! Keep us posted. #kickcancersbutt Bella xo
@@DrSueCancerVet So far results have been overwhelming, 4 weeks in, glands shrunk back to normal, eats like a horse again, ( She eats so fast see never notices the pills hidden in her food ) acts like a normal happy, healthy pup again. Only side affect so far is extreme thirst, drinks a ton of water, have to walk her every couple 2 hours to pee 24/7 which is a pain, but she is worth it. We did check her for sugar because of the thirst, it came back normal.
Hi Randy! Update please♥️♥️♥️ I hope your sweet Bella is doing well!!
Update?
Hi Randy, How's you furbaby Bella doing now? My 13 year old dachshund Lola was diagnosed with Intestinal Lymphoma last week! She was 11 lbs and has lost 4 lbs so quickly, weighs 8 lbs now and is sadly just skin & bones now! Barely eating and throwing up a lot!!! Vet has her on Prednisolone steroids. Thinking about trying Laverdia. Thanks and I hope Bella is doing much better and recovering well!
Dear Dr. Sue!❤️
Today I’m starting my doggie “Patch” on this drug.
I am working together with my veterinarian 😍
Thanks to you and your videos on canine lymphoma, I am able to (hopefully) extend his life a little longer.
I would not be able to afford the IV chemo…. Too expensive for me…
But I can try the pills.
He’s only 8 yrs old, and only the neck and left shoulder lymph nodes are involved; his blood work is perfect.
I have high hopes that we can keep the monster (lymphoma) at bay for a while! 🤞
I thank you from the bottom of my heart that you care enough to post these videos with your invaluable information!
Thank you and God bless!!
I’ll keep you posted on Patch’s progress under this video!! 👍❤️
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Hi, I noticed this comment was from six months ago. Any update?
@@edsjourney5536 hi Ed….
Unfortunately my doggie Patch passed away on Dec 6, 2021…..😞💔
@@kasialeparska2480 sorry for your loss. I’m sure you gave the dog go a good life.
@@kasialeparska2480 I am so sorry for your loss I am going through this battle with my boy diesel 11-year-old American bulldog rescue. Did you change your dogs diet to a carb-free (no kibble) raw diet and or try any CBD turkey tails just curious? I'm trying to gather data if I keep getting positive results to help others, as it's been a 1 month battle for my boy Diesel.
@@edsjourney5536
My PoMeranian took multiple months of 2 different chemotherapy treatments.
The 2nd more aggressive approach began to work however it also atrophied her intestinal muscles and her anus prolapsed multiple times. Each time to correct it that required anesthesia & minor surgery ( purse stitch ) each time the purse stitch was removed after healing her anus would prolapse again. This condition is very painful for them and also is a nightmare for humans taking care of them and cleaning almost constantly, and unhealthy stress for human and pet.
After the 3rd prolapse I elected euthanasia for her. It was literally the worst day of my life electing to euthanize my pet when she was responding to chemotherapy but the chemo destroyed her other bodily functions and quality of life.
If I ever have another pet & they get cancer, I will use only Vet prescribed Prednisone and pain relief to make them more comfortable during their last days. I now see PET chemotherapy as a selfish treatment only prolonging the pets life so that their human can have them alive longer. Being alive longer and going through sometimes debilitating treatments doesn't make your pet happy, just the owner.
Take care
My 11yr old was just diagnosed this past Friday & vet put him on prednisone, lasix, entyce & cerenia. We ordered laverdia & gonna try that. We chose this for the price & convenience.
Ours was "diagnosed" 3 wks ago with massive two more on her spleen filling her body cavity, the vet gave her a week and said to plan to say good bye. Prescribed prednisone which we didn't use. I disagreed and instead started her on the protocol that can't be named and she is now jumping around and happy. Blood work improving. Don't listen to the vet.
@ can you email me the information. That is great news about your girl.
@shannacrone4215 I don't know how. I can try telling you here but it probably will be removed.
Dr Sue Thank you for this informative video. First let me tell you that I'm in a difficult situation in not being able to take my dog to see a vet, due to the financial expense. Being disabled, SSDI provides less than 1k monthly, Prior to becoming disabled, I had insurance for my dogs. It was costly still, since the dog owner only gets reimbursed AFTER the dog receives treatment. Not at all helpful when you can't afford the costs at time of service. All the number of dogs that died, because they didnt get treatment, IMO is due to the Veterinary Profession. Vets need to have a staff member that handles the insurance billing, like medical doctors. The other needed improvements include having Free Clinics or a sliding scale for fees and costs. Is the owner on Medicare or receiving food stamps? There are ways the Vets can save the dogs.
Next, how does the owner know whether a lump on the dogs cheek is a swollen lymph node or a blocked salivary gland? I spoke with an ER tech, before bringing my dog in, to find out if the Vet could do anything about the lump on her cheek. The tech called me back after speaking with the Vet. I was told that since my dog was old that I should consider euthanasia and that they do provide it.
Personally, I'd like to know why a vet can't drain
the fluid?
My other question is whether a steroid ie prednisone could be given for a blocked salivary gland (perotid), to reduce the swelling to make the dog comfortable?
Lastly, I've been told that a dog dewormer called FENBENIZOLE has been successfully healing dogs and humans with cancer. Would you please do a vlog about this option for dog owners?
THANK YOU
From my YT research the prednisone is more for us than it is the dog. It looks like it's going away as the swelling goes down and we feel as though we're getting results for our baby. But it's only temporary as the prednisone is just telling the nodes to stop doing their job shutting down the immune system. And then bam a few weeks later it's right back to where it was. Sounds to me like you're right on track with doing your outside of the box methods. So far I had immediate results with CBD oil and turkey tail and you have to go sugar glucose carb kibble free 100% raw diet. Cancer must have sugar and glucose to survive.
@@DJ_Driven thank you.
Thank you Doc for this information. Options, when treating cancer, are a good thing to have.
I agree 100%. There are so many pets that are left untreated for many reasons.
My 10 yr old Merle Pomeranian died 2 years ago of Mandibular Lymphoma. She did the CHOP therapy with Laverdia . She went into remission (not cured but stabilized) however she had to be euthanized after 3 surgical repaired rectum prolapse, caused by the steroid part of the treatment and straining (guessing from pain?). She may have lived another month or two with another prolapse repair but no, even though she appeared normal, I just couldn't. I miss her SO MUCH and that experience with Cancer has halted me from having another pet... maybe forever. It STILL hurts THAT MUCH 😭💔🌈🐶
I am so sorry for your loss. Praying for you and your beloved Pomeranian. You will get through this! 💔
My rat terrier starts chemotherapy today for gastrointestinal lymphoma. Shes in really good shape for 11 years old, but really quickly lost about 1/3 of her body weight. Our vet said 1 shot, and 1 pill for 6 to 8 weeks
What happen with your Rat Terrier?
I have my Rat Terrier with lymphoma in spleen and liver.
@@marthaelenarodriguez8888 she's had 4 weeks of chemo, notable improvements. Its in her stomach so weight, eating, and calories is our biggest hurdle. Shes still happy to be alive
@@pauljohnson2372 thanks so much to give to me a little hope for my dog.
@@marthaelenarodriguez8888 she will have chemo once a month for as long as she lives. Its costing about $75/wk or per treatment.
@@marthaelenarodriguez8888 what protocol they are giving for chemo
Your videos are extremely informative. Thank you! Any recommendations as to where to get this info if your not doing videos anymore?
I post more frequently on Instagram and TikTok, but I am going to start posting those videos on here.
My 2 yr old Boykin was diagnosed today with GI lymphoma and has been given 3 months to live. I will be calling tomorrow to ask about Laverdia.
Omg so young. How’s he doing now ?
How is he now?
Great Video. Considering this for my 13 year old Shih Tzu in conjunction with Prednisone to give him a few more months provided he has a decent quality of life. Thanks, I am a subscriber now!
Thanks Keith. Sorry about your dog's lymphoma diagnosis. I hope he does well! #kickcancersbutt.
PS I have a good number of lymphoma videos :)
I'd start here ua-cam.com/video/FFX7jRuDO6o/v-deo.html
Why can’t we use the Pet Tumor Tracker app in the US?! Our three dogs have had so many lumps mapped by our vet but we’re spending extra time, worry, and money bringing them in extra times because we can’t recall which lumps have been mapped and deemed skin tags or cysts, and which are new lumps needing to be checked out. There are so many we can’t keep track and we NEED this app!
My french masstiff goes in Friday I believe he has it. So I appreciate this video 🥰
Hi there! Thanks so much for this video. I’m wondering if you’re planning any follow up videos on laverdia. Might be switching my dog from CHOP to laverdia as he has been having hard side effects with chemo and trying to get his quality of life back to normal.
This is wonderful news! I wish treatment options were as advanced for cats though....😓
Agreed! We do need more options for cats.
SRT Radiation gave my cat about 6-7 months extra to live from lymphoma but ultimately had to put him down when it spread. I hope they make some medical breakthroughs for cats as well.
Agreed! I too feel like we need more updated for feline lymphoma.
Hi Dr! Can you please make a video of Cutaneous Lymphoma? We are starting Chop protocol with our Lab and have found 3 lesions like reddish with pus. We searched the internet and it says could be cutaneous lymphoma. Apparently is very rare. Would like to hear what you have to say. Thanks!
Hi! Our 7 year old Standard Poodle is diagnosed with Cutaneous Lymphoma. How have things worked out with your fur baby?
Thank you so
Much for these!
You're so welcome! 💙 Thanks for watching!
What about the exposure to my kids and fertility? I read the warnings, and putting him away for 3 days, not being exposed to his saliva, poop or pee seems scary and unreasonable. I’m just needing answers. My golden, 3 years old, has been diagnosed with lymphoma 7 days ago. I have a small window to jump on laveridia, but I’m concerned and nervous for my kiddos. Anybody have some advice? Thanks!!
I would have tried this treatment for my dog The vet showed me the x-rays I asked her how long does she have to live and she said maybe a month I had my dog put down within 45 minutes. I've been to the same clinic 4 times in 4 weeks I never got to see the same veterinarian twice. I don't know a veterinarian's work on commission I wish I knew that I could put my dog down at my own house Or they would have told me that.
The clinic where I took my dog Always seem to be more interested in my credit card than my dog. The lack of compassion And the well being of My dog. For 4 weeks It was always take this medication with food. And I always kept telling them she will not eat. I'd pray the rosary every time she go outside To use the bathroom. And I was the instrument of her death Because I had no hope. It is painful not to have your dog come to work with you every day.
Thank you so much for this! So useful to learn more about it! My dog has T Cell Lymphoma and i saw this drug and have already sent it to his oncologist as something we can maybe look at when he relapses. The drug company also said its accessible from the UK which is great. We are still desperately looking for a vaccine though as that seems to be the only solution of a cure. There is a Lymphoma vaccine that has been created by the University of Sydney in Australia and its so frustrating that we cannot get it in the UK.
ua-cam.com/video/AvvDrQqZrG0/v-deo.html
Don't know if it works but thought you might want to watch this news interview.
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Thank you doctor! 👍❤️
Welcome! 💙
Hi Dr. Sue. Just found your vlog & it is amazingly helpful. My 8 year old mixed terrier,Sadie, was diagnosed with lymphoma Sept.2021.She has gone through the CHOP protocol. Did great: very little side effects ( except for the last 2 when she had nausea, lack of appetite, lethargy) . Was doing well: great appetite, playful and happy. Unfortunately, 8 weeks since her last treatment the lymph nodes in her groin & neck are swollen again. We're devastated. Not really sure what to do but doing lots of research to figure it out. This new drug may be an option.
Now, on top of our little Sadie's fight, we are having to deal with our 14 year old tri-pawed dog,Jenna, Who was diagnosed with Insulinoma this past Easter Sunday.Though I know your focus is on lymphoma, we would welcome any info or possible references to vets here in NYC that can guide us in the treatment of this rare condition. Thank you for being so giving of yourself and your knowledge.
In about a month battle with lymphoma stage 4 with my 11-year-old American bulldog rescue diesel. Let me guess the lymph nodes in your dog went down right after giving prednisone? After that the lymph nodes flared right back up correct? Been doing lots of research and your feedback would be beneficial to me.
@@DJ_Driven have you get any success with lymphoma treatment?
@@mohitsingh5665 Unfortunately, no lymphoma stage 4 paired with an enlarged failed liver I had to put my Diesel down. After going through hell with this the best advice I can give you is to get your dog senior blood work and some x-rays to check on the vital organs and know where you stand. Also, cherish this remaining time together with your dog and prepare yourself.
@@DJ_Driven 😔 sometimes we have to leave things on God, because we have limitations.... sorry for your dog
Very helpful thank you
My regular vet in Massachusetts said I'd have to go to the oncologist for this drug. One can't get an oncology appointment for 3 weeks! It's very frustrating. I even called her old vet in Pennsylvania and he also said he would have sent me to an oncologist for this drug.
My regular vet tried saying this to me. I replied, I paid good money for all this testing and I need them to write a script for Laverdia until I decide if I want to do chemo. Doctor researched Laverdia for 10 min and sent my script to Heartland Vet online
Dr. Sue talks about chemotherapy being well tolerated and then goes on to name about a half dozen side effects that also must be medicated in order to "manage" the treatment. Considering that chemotherapy has been proven to be almost effective as nothing in the long term (with secondary malignacies being a very common side effect), one wonders how the medical industry is surprised that most people pass on treating their animals.
Ivermectin!
Lymphoma is not easy. Chemo is the best chance to provide your loved one with a prolonged life. But keep in mind you pets medical history because a lot of these chemp agents could potentially push them into a secondary disease process. Tanovea and lavardia in particular have side effects to increase liver enzymes and should be used with extreme caution in dogs with a history of pancreatitis. I lost my pet recently from this. When starting tanovea as a rescue protocol my dog went into acute pancreatitis from the 3rd treatment. Then after a month of recovering from that, she was prescribed lavardia. The next day after recieving the lavardia she went back into acute pancreatitis and ended up passing. Be careful with chemo and oncologist.
This is hard to hear. I just lost my German Shelpherd a few wks ago, on June 14 to Lymphoma. 😢
Condolences...that sucks.
That sucks. I am so sorry..... I know what you went through......... My dog is suffering now.
I'm sooo sorry for your loss! 😔😢🐾💝 This is such a hard time for us as well! My 13 yr old dachshund Lola was diagnosed with intestinal lymphoma last week! She is not doing well at all! Lost 4 lbs & doesn't want to eat, throwing up a lot! This is breaking my heart! 😭💔
What about a bone marrow transplant or traveara compared with laverdia?
My dog has ear polyps she's had four of them removed and a modified zeppe done on her ear where they removed half of her ear canal how many more of these polyps could creep up and is there anything that can be done besides surgery
My golden retriever 5 month old puppy has a bit of swollen nodes on the neck and on the side axillary nodes seem not lumpy but theres something there which I thought was muscle or fat at first. Also he has some kind of cyst near ear which ver told me it was not a problem its a cyst from trauma or what else. But now that I noticed the nodes too I am worried, also has some kind of white discharge whenever he wakes up… is this lynphoma?
Could you make a video on T-Cell infusion?
Is this available in the UK?Can it be used for other cancers?my dog has stage 4 nasal cancer xx
My dog, was diagnosed with a large cell lymphoma today, any advice on what to do as far as next steps, other than seeing an oncologist. That is already happening however, limited availability to see one soon..
Joe Tippens protocol for dogs with lymphoma works.
Will I be able to get it from my vet for my dog this week then?
Judge S. Do any of these pills work for cats, Thank you
I need some help, my 12 year old boxer had a seizure in cat scan showed mass in stomach and spread to lungs I don't know what to do. Have you heard of fenbendazole?
My dog Louie was recently diagnosed with lymphoma cancer and his appetite decreased enormously and we don’t know how to get him to eat, any tips?
Prednisone does wonders for their appetite. It works immediately
Prednisone does wonders for their appetite. It works immediately
@addie
I hope your precious Louie is still with you🙏
I just had my dog Keiko (18months old) diagnose the same and lso don't want to eat.. NY tips or story to share to help him please? Thanks and blessing for you and Louie
@addie
I hope your precious Louie is still with you🙏
I just had my dog Keiko (18months old) diagnose the same and lso don't want to eat.. NY tips or story to share to help him please? Thanks and blessing for you and Louie
@@MrCastellinodaniel well sadly Louie passed away Christmas day 2021😢 He did chemo for a while and lasted longer than he would without it the best advice i can give is to instead of regular dog food make some eggs and we would cut up beef sticks to put in there too and he would at least eat that a little, anything is better than nothing. I’ll be praying for your baby Keiko dogs are truly amazing.💕
I m from uk how can I buy this product? Can you help me please
Isnt there any chemo for adnocarcinoma in cat??
Thank you so much. I am arming myself with as much research into options for my sweet 12 year old Lab as I can ahead of our oncology consult tomorrow.
Can Laverdia be used in cats?
So my 9 year old boxer had a splenectomy which came back HSA. She has a small 3cm mass on lung and enlarged lymph nodes which the Dr.s assume is from the HSA. I assume this treatment would do nothing for my pups lymph nodes?
Your assumption is likely correct. Unless your dog has ALSO developed lymphoma, which is a completely different kind of cancer than HSA, this would not be for your boxer.
We are about to start chop this we trying to get into an oncologist for one of our dogs
Can you get it now ?? Lymphoma and carcinoma??
I’ll ask my vet next Monday
Could this be used for a few weeks while waiting to get in to see an oncologist?
Yes!!! I read this today that the drug is used as a bridge treatment.
I love your videos but this one says’ it doesn’t give any more life to the dog with cancer’.
Not worth chemicals in my dog with this med. Way to un tested. What’s the point? I hope in the future this medication as you said works well in conjoint medications. 🌹Trudyloo and I appreciate you!
WHY do so many dogs get cancer? Bad food? To many vaccines? What is the common denominator?
All of the above and more.
Hi Dr Sue , what’s iv chemo closed do you use in your clinic ? Have you used chemolock and Equashield ? Looks to me that Equashield is a safer option. Thanks
Hope this has promise most treatments don't do much other than waste tens of thousands of pet owners money.
Is she still there?
Please help me find this I can’t lose my baby 😢
HOW CAN YOUR DOG GO FROM ONE DAY FINE TAKING THE CHEMO AND THE NEXT DAY LIKE DEATHS DOOR. FOUND SHE HAD BLOOD IN THE ABDOMEN. SHE HAD LYMPHOMEA WITH MAST CELL TUMOR,. i KEEP THINKING i SHOULD HAVE GIVEN HER THE MEDICATION THE MINUTE I SAW HER IN THE MORNING. I DIDN'T , I CAN'T FORGIVE MY SELF. SHE WAS SO SICK
Still too expensive for most of us. 😒
This is promising news.
It is. Stay tuned. We have much to learn about this.
Luv u
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@@DrSueCancerVet
why dont u guys try getting rid of the cancer? Instead of treating it in so they need to constantly keep coming back and paying for treatments, its almost like the vet industry is corrupt as pharmaceuticals… is there a reason they dont treat to cure or is it not possible?
Ivermectin is too cheap!
She waited a couple of months hahahaha…this is all about money making not about caring
So nice to have pets to experiment on for free…. And wow to get paid for it to boot!!
So cynical! My Goldie diagnosed with Lymphoma is in IVERMECTIN! Thriving!