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May 28, 2015 at 8:55 am in reply to: Mast Cell Tumor and what is the best Diet #73229 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibility
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MemberHi Heather, my Buddy has Osteosarcoma (not Mast Cell). We just found out that the cancer spread to his lungs. Heās on a second round of āchemoā, and believe it or not, heās feeling better than he was before starting the chemo (chemotherapy is very different for dogs, they seem to tolerate it far better than we do). I feed him FreshPet grain-free slice and serve on top of good dry food which I vary from month to month. I donāt worry as much about the treats (I did at first, but grain-free treats start to get expensive, and many of them he wouldnāt eat).
I strongly recommend a curcumin supplement. I use Curcuvet, found on Amazon. Buddy was given 1-3 months to live last October after his amputation surgery, and heās still happy, jumping around and enjoying life today. I also give him āk-9 Immunity plusā treats, about 6 per day (heās approx. 71lbs after the surgery).
I understand about being āin his faceā too much, LOL! I am forever fretting if Buddy behaves in any way different than usual. Just donāt forget to relax and enjoy your time with him too (thatās what everyone tells me too, sometimes we forget when we are all bunched up with worry).Good luck and keep us posted!
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