Can nose bleeding in dogs be a symptom of Cushing disease?

I give pred with gas/x and food.. less belly bloat and pain🥰

Our dog won’t eat sardines

Can we hire her Dr Recker?

My little chi was diagnosed with cancer almost three years ago….he gets panacur 5times a week ever since….he is still here happy and healthy…..he is almost 18 years old now! Fenben totally works for him, liver enzymes normal….he gets 2 ml a day.

To all those folks going thru this ❤

Use fenbendazole or ivermectin if dog is not allergic to it

I heard her mention CBD once. I think it's an amazing choice for not only pain relief, but anxiety, and all the things you are describing here. I gave a pretty big dose to my boxer before euthanizing. It made the entire event so much easier on her. My holistic vet even uses it as a pre - anesthetic. It helps for nail trimming, teenage zoomies in the house that need a little calming too. When I bring my teenage Boxers inside in the evening and they are in their "witching hour", CBD is a nice little safe, natural choice to calm them a bit. I like CBD Dog Health brand myself. But any quality brand where you trust the sourcing is good. I hope this helps as a tool for anyone dealing with end of life challenges. I now have at least two bottles handy for various uses, and would certainly use it heavily during end of life to help my beloved dog.

I live in new Zealand and we have first class salmon in country, are salmon safe to eat?

Since the corporation VCA owns most veterinary clinics in the United States now prices are outrageous

ALWAYS get a second opinion. I pushed for one early on after my Golden received a likely MM diagnosis after a routine check up and bloodwork. She referred us to a veterinary oncologist who (mis) diagnosed her with bone cancer, even though all symptoms and labs pointed to MM. Six rounds to toxic doxo and awful side effects after each treatment, Kaylee's labs started worsening as were her symptoms. The veterinary oncologist said he wasn't sure why they were getting worse but he wouldn't investigate at that time. That cost us about $14k when it should have been a fraction of that. The money was the keast if my concern considering she was administered an aggressive treatment for a non aggressive cancer. I had had enough and Kaylee's primary vet finally referred Kaylee to another specialist. She correctly diagnosed her with MM.

Everything he said made no sense at the root of the disease. The many kinds also the medicine and machines and cost. Rambling 😢😢😢

If they have cancer, give them the Joe Tippens - Therapy🙏

if it has anti-cancer effects in humans (many studies), then why dismiss it as one tool?

Very difficult to trust vets on nutritional advice if they are selling Big Pet Food, because the vet schools are endowed $$$$$ by Big Pet Food…… As well as vets who are “prescribing” these Big Pet Foods….

The reasons for getting nasal carcenimo in my dog dont add up. We live in the countryside, none of her brothers or sisters have it. Shes 7 years old and the only time she may of been exposed to a smokey environment was roughly 8 weeks of her life (not in one go just holidays we took in the 7 years and she stayed there) staying in my mother in laws house. Her sitting room is a bit smokey from the fire. Would that be enough for her to get it?

Hello bring vitamin c for dog with cancer for my country of from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 pet shops

Thank you...........

SO lovely and exactly what I'm feeling... Diagnosed on Dec 13 with no options metastasized... Mast cell tumor removed a year prior.. NOW we are just enjoying every day with holistic mushroom, herbs and living each day.....

Vet wants an MRI & I can understand the reason to have more information available. However, cost estimate I'm told is $1,500 to $2,500 just for the MRI. Is this an acceptable fee? Anyone who may have opted for an MRI I'd be very interested to learn their thoughts. Of course is the proprietor of the channel were to weigh-in, I certainly would be very interested to learn any thoughts on this. Thank you

"Call your veterinarian" Yea well I've seen many vets and internists for my 15 yr old Dachshund and it amazes me how uneducated they are. All they know how to do is prescribe drugs. They've even made my dog worse in some situations.

My Daschund Abbey is 12 years old and has a mass on her gum at the left back bottom, the tooth was removed and it was found she had a tumor in the soft tissue and it ate away at the jawbone. Tests said she had oral squamous cell carcinoma. Will radiation work as the vet says she won't live long and its not worth trying..will ivermectin or Panacur or Methelene Blue work? I don't want her to die as I also lost my husband 2 months ago

Call Vet is easily said, harder to finance.

"Theres no evidence to support" no duh she wasnt asking for evidence. Theres no cure, CHOP isnt going to fix anything, so this person is looking for an alternative. But the vet would rather not speculate, but quickly speculates it wouldn't work based off no evidence. This isnt a person to trust if your reading this.

Thank you for this, it was very helpful.

Very enlightening perspective for me.Thank you.

Why do you charge so much?

Any opinions on Palladia for a dog with 3 already removed subcutaneous hemangiosarcomas? He can’t undergo sistemic chemotherapy, so he had ECT done instead twice in the 3 areas where the masses were removed. I’m looking for some hope, I’m devastated as he is only 8y old.

Yes, it saved our dog, She was told she had cancer August 2023, we were told the best thing to do was to have her PTS. We didn't want to give up, we did lots of research, to cut a long story short she is still with us running around cancer free. The vet was dumbstruck. !!

Lost my dog BELLA yesterday due to throat cancer this really helped thanks you so much ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thatz rubbish my baz was 100% copus and aware and scares out her mind ...i had to lie to her ...and th e last thing she knew was that i lied to her

I didnt get the chance to decide ...i was told to hurry as the vet had other animals to see.... Heart cycoma ...the vet didnt even let the medication kik in before he hurried and killed her

My husband and I are having to say goodbye to our Corgi today. She has battled kidney disease and arthritis for months now. I don't want her to suffer or have to take so much pain medication she has no quality of life. We will never be the same when she's gone as she's been with us for 13 years. We consider her our little girl and this decision has not come to us without many tears. There will never be another Ladybug. 😢

This is so well said. Mine had congestive heart failure and I keep beating myself up. But doctors keep telling me- this is the natural end of heart failure. It eventually happens no matter what.

Thank you for this video❤🐾

My dog 18.5 year old Roxy had a cycle idiopathic episode twice in her last year, died of old age 20/12/24 neurological decline I believe. She would stare and circled a bit in the last 3 months on her last week I believe she let me know she had enough the week prior when I picked her up she cried after I hugged her and I was sad and upset seeing her so lost. Due to the heat , i waited the following week and I took her to all the special places we had been, her walking declined from muscle loss so I carried her and gave her time to say goodbye to nature and her memories of outdoors. She was part schnauzer and had a very strong will and lived for adventure, I often felt she was trying to fix herself. I took her to the water and she walked into it, I reflect a lot on those moments as I had to pick her up after and bring her back in my ams. In Australian summer the day prior she had stopped eating for the second day (was it too hot, I hesitated, to be sure). That night a second whimper. In hindsight I feel I should have known the week before but as she was still eating I waited, I also have her 14 year old. Then the day following the visit she struggled I heard loudly whimpering as if to call for help at 4am and did not eat, pacing and confused (going to food bowl looking then walking around and getting caught under chairs. I noticed she was leaning on things. My poor girl didn't stop all day and I was alone and overwhelmed. I called an emergency vet that night. She now is resting and I am in total admiration of her. She was an amazing girl. I believe she wanted to stay until her body had shut down she knew what was happening. I will you Roxy for the rest of my days until we meet again, my beautiful furrry friend. I did also promise to look after Jamaika, we both help each other right now. Rest in peace 🐶💌

Tanovea has been a godsend. He completed 18 weeks of CHOP last year with Remission in August. Come December the Lymphoma relapsed. He was resitant to all chemo drugs this go around. His neck lymphnodes and behind the legs were incredibly swollen. He could barely breath, couldnt walk. We started him on Tanovea a week ago. All the swelling is gone! Hes back to himself. He went from deathsdoor to vibrant again in a week when we found a provider able to utilize Tanovea. 14 y/o pittbull husky.

I’m faced with a very similar situation as theVet, I want to know did the vet pursue the surgery to remove the benign lump or waited on her golden retriever?

I have a question, my dog on Palladia is quite the licker, she kisses me, my other dogs, and my dogs share bowls and food. Does this pose a risk? I watched Dr Megan say that it's not an issue as long as it's 1-2 hours after she takes Palladia. I feel bad because she tends to kiss so we have to confine her the whole day without other dogs bc of the saliva-threat. Hope your answer clarifies my confusion. A quick response will be appreciated.

Hello we live in Italy and our 8 years old stray dog has started che chemo therapia CHOP one month ago. He has a large cell lymphoma :( Now we've heard that the drug Tanovea is helping a lot of dogs with lymphom. We are desperately searching for someone who can help us to receive Tanovea. Is there any chance to buy it from somewhere in USA?

Thank you 🙏🏼

Thank you for posting this. We had an oral plasmacytoma and were told it was benign and would grow slowly. It turned out to be highly aggressive and destructive and caused regular excessive bleeding. It took about 21 days after surgery for it to grow back worse than when it was removed. We didn't find much information out there to prepare us for what was going to happen. I guess this is a rare type of tumour and no one really knows for sure how it should behave. Update: We have had really good results with Prednisolone slowing the growth and reducing the bleeds significantly.🤞🏻

I have a boxer age 5 he has a soft big lump by his troad.strugling to eat but drinks water

I feed my dogs at least twice a week freah meat and vegtables but I cook the meat and veg.

How do you fix it

I was crying 😭 beginning to end my oldest dog has most of the last days and she is now really weak and old

hello , my dogs tumor was removed but did not leave clean margins. its diagnosed as a low grade malignant perianal gland carcinoma .. there is no radiation available in our country and my vet is advising against chemo, just monthly monitoring.. are nsaids , specifically previcox going necessary? my dog is prone to dehyrdration so im really worried it may affect his kidney.. is there a way to protect his organs from previcox long term use? would really really appreciate your help please :((((

hello , my dogs tumor was removed but did not leave clean margins. its diagnosed as a low grade malignant perianal gland carcinoma .. there is no radiation available in our country and my vet is advising against chemo, just monthly monitoring.. are nsaids , specifically previcox going necessary? my dog is prone to dehyrdration so im really worried it may affect his kidney.. is there a way to protect his organs from previcox? would really really appreciate your help please :((((

Thank you so much. This is helpful.

For all of you who are not bright enough to see that there is a major problem with this, ask yourself, why did they name it artemisinin? I wonder who Aretemis is? I'll give you a hint, they named a small laptop the "Artemis" as well and it was known to sterilize the young men who were sitting it on their laps to use it. Why did they name it Artemis? Because Artemis was the god of fertility. They name every last product according to things like this so when you see the name of a god or goddess, you might want to look a bit deeper into it.