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Canine Cancer Resources

A diagnosis of cancer in your pet is devastating. However, the earlier it is detected, the better the prognosis for your companion. Researchers are now testing methods to improve early detection of cancers such as hemagiosarcoma and osteosarcoma.    While a comprehensive cancer screening program is still  far off in the future, it makes sense to learn the early warning signs of cancer, especially if your dog's breed is predisposed to one of these deadly canine cancers. Over the last three years, there has been an explosion of cancer treatment testing on dogs.  As dogs are larger than mice and closer to our body mass and their cancers are very similar to human's, canine cancer research on naturally occurring cancers benefits both species. Check out our listing of ongoing trials and their criteria below. Your pet may be eligible for one of the trials.  New advances in early detection and Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment protocols are extending dogs' lives, while off

Canine Digestive Issues Resources and Solutions

As with humans, healthy canine immune systems begin in the gut. Unfortunately, canine digestive issues are the second most common health issue, with skin disorders being the most common cause for a trip to the vet.Whether your pet is experiencing temporary digestive upset or you suspect a food allergy, these resources can help bring your pet relief from diarrhea, gas and bloating, skin allergies as well as yeasty ear infections. Resources For Dogs With Runs or Constipation What to Do If Your Dog Can't Poop? The causes and cures for chronic or temporary canine constipation. 5 Home remedies that quickly clear up irritable bowel symptoms.  The 5 Best Probiotics for Dogs with Diarrhea and Allergies Reviewed Probiotic supplements bring healthy bacteria to the intestinal tract to absorb nutrients and remove toxins from the system.  Discover which brands offer the best relief for either occasional stomach upset or ongoing digestive disorders. What to Feed