I Care About Animals with CANCER!

09/06/2011

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-palmquist-dvm/integrative-veterinary-oncology_b_926646.html

Through my scientific training and through common sense investigation, we found that it was useful and began treating patients with Poly-MVA over 15 years before further study demonstrated its usefulness.

04/01/2011

Some thing's we can do for our pets is the same thing that we would do for ourselves if the levels of radioactivity increase to unsafe levels. Keep pets indoors away from doors and windows. Turn off heaters and air conditioners that may draw in air from the outside. Get your food from places that did not originate in areas affected by radiation. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/09/health/policy/09radiation.html?_r=2

While pets who take a radioactive thyroid treatment are quarantined, humans can go home right away.

04/01/2011

http://blogs.dogster.com/living-with-dogs/health-tips-for-west-coast-dogsters-concerned-about-radiation/2011/03/

Read about Health Tips for West Coast Dogsters Concerned About Radiation

09/20/2010

http://www.topix.net/health/cancer/2010/09/dog-liver-cancer-is-there-hope-for-dogs-with-liver-cancer

Dog liver cancer occurs most frequently in elderly dogs. In fact, over 80% of dogs affected by this type of cancer are over 10 years of age.

09/13/2010

http://www.dogtopics.com/category/dog_health/

Is your dog overweight? Statistics banded about say that over 40% of dogs in the United States are overweight/obese, and the percentage is as bad in Europe. However, the percentage of owners who think their dog is overweight is significantly lower than 40%.

09/13/2010

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGSuiCD3e6w&feature=player_embedded

This video shows my inspiration to fundraise for CANINE CANCER. Please support me at https://thebruiser5k.com/debra-roseman IT'S FOR THE DOGS!

07/02/2010

Hello Friends,
Thank you for your constant and unselfish support for our precious cancer patients around the globe. We hope you have a wonderful and safe holiday weekend.

07/01/2010

Thank you to all our new friends here at the “I Care about Animals Cancer Facebook group,” we will be updating this page frequently with new research articles and tips to help prevent our animals from getting cancer and also treatments for the ones who have it. Please show your support by recommending this page to your friends and also adding any personal experiences you have had with Cancer.

07/01/2010

Feeding Tip of the week!!

A dog with cancer will understandably lose his appetite, resulting in malnutrition. One simple way to stimulate his appetite is to warm his food up to around 100°F (about 38°C) to release the aromas in the food.

06/29/2010

Hello new friends, this group has been created to help support animals with cancer, with new research methods and funding towards a cure. Our animals are an essential part of our family’s and it’s time to speak out for the ones who can’t. So please leave any valuable information or stories of your personal experience with your animals and cancer.

06/29/2010