OMG PLEASE KEEP VLOGGING!!! You are an absolute super hero!!! You are a WAY WAY bigger celebrity to me than any Hollywood star! Thank you a thousand times for all the extremely valuable information that you make available to people! You are loved and super appreciated!!!
Thank you for staying in the arena, Dr. Sue! You provide such a valuable resource to concerned pet owners. We are still in our cancer journey, but just yesterday I spoke to our surgeon and was able to understand what she was saying and ask good questions based on the information and education on cancer you have provided. THANK YOU! Keep up the great work.
As someone old enough to be your mother, I have this to say. You are smart. You are too smart to be harmed by the judgment of people who know a fraction of what you know. Don't be hurt by these people. They are driven by ignorance. Love yourself and laugh a lot.
Dogs are getting cancer and arthritis mainly because of the bag food that is filled with preservatives and additives. Also because of the faucet water that has chlorine and flouride. Change food to natural and water to spring water and your dogs will heal.
Could you point me to your peer reviewed study where you found the cause of dog cancer? Where did you get your education on veterinary medicine and how long have you practiced? If you found the cure for cancer in dogs you must be very famous.
I just found you, and can’t thank you enough for these videos. It’s so nice to find a professional, with a kind and caring smile, in any industry, but especially when a pet owner is feeling devastated and scared. I am super grateful that these videos exist, as now I am feeling more empowered to figure out how to help my pet.
Hello I'm hoping ull see my message i live in California. And i dont kno what to do for my cat he has a cancer on his leg and treatment for cancer is very expensive. I'm devastated and i dont kno where to turn to. For help somehow to find a way to pay for his treatment. I dint have the funds in my own and my cat doesn't have alot of time i was hoping you may have an idea. How i can get either donations or something to help my cat.. anyway i appreciate ur videos they are very good for people looking for answers i hope i can get some help soon. I love my cat so much. I would love to know soon theres hope for him. I thought i would message you if you know any possible way..
Thank you so much for coming back. We love you dr sue❤️. You have educated us so much. Thank you for taking the time to teach us. You are a blessing to all of us who are going through this difficult time. Thank you ❤️
Hello! I'm a veterinary technician of 4 years who's hoping to apply for vet school this year, I found your videos and they're so educational! I shared your channel with my coworkers, keep doing what you're doing, you're great!
I am beyond grateful for you! I just found you today. My grandsonshine was just began coughing up blood Monday out of the blue. He’s had every anti cancer treatment excellent diet and exercise and is honestly a six million dollar baby. 10 year old Rottweiler. Please don’t let the monsters discourage you from helping us in more simple terms we can understand. Trying to read scientific information is so overwhelming especially when our lives have been completely turned upside down. He is our child , more than “ just a dog”. Thank you so much! You are an angel among us!
I’d like to know how we can help prevent cancer. Can you speak on why the life span Of dogs seem to be shrinking in comparison to 20 years ago. When a dog is a puppy should we start off with a different diet or supplement? It just seems like cancer in dogs is running rampant now versus 20 years ago. You have helped me immensely and both my dogs are in remission but still doing CHOP. It just sucks to see the energy drained out of them every time they get treatment. I’ve taken all your supplement advice and they follow a keto diet. They are doing so well and I hope they beat the odds. 🙏🏾
Diet along with genetics and their environment play a huge role in a pet’s health. Processed kibble made with GMO ingredients, fillers, toxins & pesticides is not the best source of nutrition for pets. The BARF diet (biologically appropriate raw food) is much better. Look it up, research and decide for yourself what’s best for your pet.
Dogs are getting cancer and arthritis mainly because of the bag food that is filled with preservatives and additives. Also because of the faucet water that has chlorine and flouride. Change food to natural and water to spring water and your dogs will heal.
Go to the Veterinary Secrets RUclips channel. That vet provides info on Panacur as a potential cancer cure. Panacur is an over the counter dewormer. Check it out. He has several videos on the subject. Also, we're electrical beings, and so are microorganisms. They contain magnetite. With all the microwaves in the environment now, electropollution, our immune systems can't function properly. Read books by Dr. Robert O. Becker. Vaccines are culprits too.
Cancer is looking to be more a metabolic disease at its root causes. While still not conclusive, the mitochondrial metabolic theory of cancer is better supported than the somatic mutation theory which is the currently accepted theory in medicine. I suggest looking into the research of Thomas Seyfried. I look forward to more cancer research down this path from him and others, and the day medicine understands the root causes of cancer are not DNA mutations as this has been disproven by nuclear transfer studies.
Thank you for all that you do. I have had several pets with different kinds of cancer. we have done amputation and chemo on my dog in this picture. She survived 7 more months. We have also done palliative care on other pets. The hardest thing is to know how far to go. Wish our animals could talk.I just need to remember pets do not live as long as people . vets are amazing
Thank you so much for these videos, I can't imagine why people would comment negatively. My dog was diagnosed two days ago and your videos are keeping me sane and helping me get informed.
Thank you for all the great info. Just wanted to say that I clicked on your videos at first because I saw that you were smiling (+ you're a Dr.). Your positively is very helpful for me to stay hopeful during this hard time, so that I can enjoy whatever time I have left with my baby. Thanks for coming back. Wishing you peace and blessings
So grateful to you 🙏🏻 In regard to your smiling 😊- I love that you smile while speaking on this topic and when you are working with your patients. It feels like hope ✨💫 during a deeply painful time. Thank you 🌻
I’m really glad you’re back you helped me and my cat so much. Yipppeeee! 🇬🇧💕🙏💕🇺🇸 Edited to say I took the info I learnt from a Dr Sue video and spoke to my vet. This led my vet to refer me to a veterinary oncologist. Dr Sue never advised me directly.
I went to 4 different vets to have my Bella's tumor removed, not a single one would work with me on the costs, so I get to watch her die because I don't have a extra 3 grand laying around. It's so absolutely disgusting they'll let you lose your pet just so they can make their Lexus payment. I hope they all need help one-day and get told to f off.
I’m a retired Registered Nurse, worked in Med/Surg, L&D, Eldercare, Trauma in a level 1 big city hospital. By far the worst to deal with are parents and relatives of the patient who think being rude, demanding, and super critical of the nurses. This does NOT get you better care, any more than doing the same to your pets Veterinary staff.
Woohoo, I'm so glad you're back. Thank you again for your guidance & advice for our furry friends. I thought it was obvious that you were providing this information with the best of intentions. So, I'm surprised to hear that some individuals would immediately go on the offensive. Nevertheless, your hard work creating these videos is greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much for doing these videos! I’m a former oncology nurse and really appreciate having the opportunity to get solid, in-depth information as we begin the diagnosis process for our pet. I’m hoping that the diagnosis will be something benign, but if it’s not, I feel like I’ve got a better handle on navigating treatment options now that I’ve been listening to you. Thank you!
Thank you ever so much for these tips❤️ My journey with my dog possibly having cancer is so new that the test to confirm it has not returned yet. I am grateful for having been lead to your RUclips video!!!!
I just came across you today and I’m so glad I did. Thank you for all the information you provide. I have watched 3 of your videos so far and I’m looking forward to watching many more!
Dr. Sue, Older Vlog, so you may not see this, but the information you provide is so very helpful. Our dog was just diagnosed with lymphoma. He'll be seeing an oncologist in a week. Because of your help we can be armed with questions and looking at things like being prepared for side-effects from chemo. I am hoping and praying that the oncologist will be as passionate, clear and up-to-date on treatments as you are. Thanks and keep vlogging please.
I lost my 6-year-old liver colored bloodhound today from nasal cancer it was the ugliest thing I had ever seen on a dog's nose had him put down at the bets and I don't think I'll ever get over it he was my best friend I will miss him dearly but thank you for what you do we appreciate you
I am an on/off lymphoma patient, since 2018, and our 8 year old cat just the other day was diagnosed with a small cell lymphoma. Quite a coincidence! But pretty common cancers for us, I guess.
We are figuring out what is happening with my cat currently. I got results today that his nasal culture came back with growth cells. Idk what is really going on yet, but your videos are giving me peace of mind and I can plan ahead for all the possible things that could be going on with him. I am scared but at least I can have a plan.
Thank you for your information. It helped me understand my dogs B-cell lymphoma. Your advice convinced me to follow through with CHOP therapy at the UW Veterinary Care clinic in Madison, WI. You helped me piece together what this disease is and what treatments could help. Keep up the great work.
I appreciate YOU for keeping me sane this weekend. I found your channel after finding a black lump on my 6yo boy on Christmas Eve night. Of course, it being the holidays, I had a grueling wait to see my vet. That said, I will continue devouring all of the oncological knowledge you care to share with us as my pup and I continue to embark on this unfortunate journey. Thank you for doing all that you do!
That's great! I went back and saw your last vlog. Wow, it's unfortunate people have to get ugly. I have read and used the Dog Cancer Survival Guide a few cancers ago. Unfortunately, I have had a few more cats and dogs die from different cancers. Thank you for taking the time to educate us. Two vets at the clinic my babies go to believe my 16 1/2 yr old beagle mix has GI cancer. He is holding his own, not much has changed except for bouts of bloody diarrhea. I keep thinking maybe it"s really something else. The treating vet was ready to put him down right then, I on the other hand want to see how long we can keep him comfortable. It's tough. I appreciate your smiling. If you were all serious I think I'd be crying through your videos. I have already cried tons and there is more to come.
GLAD YOU ARE BACK!! I have gotten so much from your books (with Dr. Dressler) and your blogs, vidoes, etc etc...I've have/had 8 Berners(Bernese Mountain Dogs) come through my home and heart over the last 18 years (1-questionable breeder, 4 rehomed, 1 shelter, 2 well bred pups) agree with what you have to say about approach to each. Lost 4, (first sick from the get go...2 to Lymphoma, and last to heart failure) My rehomed boy Bevo will be 10 yrs old on 11/26 YAY!! has Hip Dysplasia, he's a soft tissue sarcoma survivor!!! and my other rehomed boy Zeusy, will be 10 yrs old in January who was diagnosed with bone cancer 13 wks ago....but he is still going strong and I'm Blessed. my 2 girls from very good friend and breeder are 5 & 4 yrs....I LOVE what you have to say and I agree...stay away from surfing the internet....btw...RAW fed here for 10 yrs...titre and no topicals for ticks/fleas....thank you for being YOU!!!
I truly believe without a shadow of a doubt that there needs to be some sort of vet specialty or something of the sort that is a case manager who be the middle person for parents whose pets are being seen by internists, oncologists, etc etc so that we can have one person explain it all rather than have one specialist say, “well I can’t speak for them, bc I don’t specialize in that.” Both my pets died of cancer and I truly believe that not only was there miscommunication that led to my last baby’s death but even between staff there was miscommunication. The same goes for human medicine, case managers shouldn’t just be for the elderly or those with comorbidities.
Dr. Sue, I just came across your videos today and I'm so glad I did! My Great Pyr is 6-months into his treatment for osteosarcoma (tibia). He was not a candidate for amputation so we elected stereotactic radiation and chemo which had been super successful until two weeks ago when his pain returned with a vengance. Today, our oncologist added zolendronate for pain and hopefully, some bone regrowth. I guess I was searching for some sort of confirmation, or at least comfort, that we hadn't totally screwed this up. Your videos made me feel so much better.
Sadly veterinarian have an a high suicide rate, just because you are on RUclips, you have feelings also. I just found your channel, love the information. I am lucky I am friends with my veterinarian, we volunteer on a anti puppy mill group. I sometimes text her a question on non working hours and she always answers but I feel bad for taking advantage of our friendship. I never want to add to her stress. I am owned by 2 miniature schnauzers and a standard schnauzer, I love them to the moon and back. Thanks again, ignore the nasty comments some people just can't be nice.
Thank you for your kind comment and your awareness with your own veterinarian. That is so important. I am happy my channel is helpful. I will hopefully be making new content soon. Life has thrown some curveballs and trying to balance it all. Again thank you for your comments 💙
You have been so helpful in my search just in case my 9 year Cavalier girl does have cancer. She is now on her third bladder infection since spring. She is peeing blood every time so we sent urine away to a lab as she has crystals as well. We did ultrasound and she has polyps in her bladder. Still waiting on test results and have her on antibiotics and Royal Canine urine diet food. Just preparing for possible cancer. I praying it’s not though. 😳 I’ve been going through your Chanel’s since 4 am and very informative information you have. Sharing these on my Facebook page. 👍❤️
I've learned so much from your videos! My two-year-old dog was diagnosed with a mast cell tumour under her chin, we are still waiting to hear back on the grade of it but I was told my options were to remove her jaw if it was a low grade and if it was a high grade I would most likely need to put her down. I watched a ton of your videos, found a cancer centre near me and now I'm just hoping this vet will give us a referral to an Oncologist because I've learned that there has to be more options than just removing my dog's jaw or saying goodbye.
I just found you when researching lumps, tumors on dogs. I have four rescued dogs, we are not rich,and I need advice and guidance that doesn’t cost us a ton of money. Thank you for helping animals.
WHAT ? HIGHEST RATE OF SUICIDE ? OMG, HAD NO IDEA. HIGHER THAN ICU. R.N.'S ? MAYBE WE NEED TO TAKE BETTER CARE OF ALL PROFESSIONALS IN THE CARING INDUSTRIES. ANIMALS AND HUMAN ANIMALS BOTH.
It is one of the top jobs with highest suicide rates (not the highest, but up there) and yes, we need to take care of each other and let professionals have time for self-care SO WHAT ARE THE JOBS WITH HIGHEST SUICIDE RATES? choicespsychotherapy.net/jobs-with-highest-suicide-rates/ 1. Medical Doctors 2. Dentists 3. Police Officers 4. Veterinarians 5. Financial Services 6. Real Estate Agents 7. Electricians 8. Lawyers 9. Farmers 10. Pharmacists
Did you know that dogs who are in pain or recovering from treatments like chemo need a lot of extra love? Would you like to know where dogs like to be petted or extra loved the most?
Hi Dr. Sue, I lost my 12 year-old yellow Lab 2 years ago to prostate cancer. Can you make a VLOG about it? He had the best Vet Onco care, radiation and chemo, but he did not last 3 months.
Not to be disrespectful but here is my tip. If you have a cat with intestinal lymphoma who is vomiting, don't give them cerenia! My cat was doing quite well although she was vomiting way too often so I gave her a typical dose of cerenia that I had not given her before and the next day she totally changed in her neurologic status dilated pupils and she could not walk a straight line at all. So instead of my cat dying of lymphoma I believe she died of a cerenia side effect if you go online you will see posts and articles from people who say that cerenia killed their cats! Here I am to say the same thing. I truly believe if I didn't give that medicine to her she would still be here and I would have found another way around the vomiting and to get her treatment working against the cancer itself
Currently at a cross roads regarding radiation therapy with my recently diagnosed cat with nasal lymphoma. The vet oncologist mentioned Palliative and CFRT were options and I asked about SRT (stereotactic radiation) which I decided is the way I am leaning and he said he didn’t bring that option up because he says it is very high risk of putting a hole in his chin. Here I thought SRT was the safest option of targeting the mass with utmost precision that it would protect the healthy tissues around it and having to go in with fewer treatments. The pros to me outweighed the cons vs CFRT with more treatments and I’m just not sure how to go about it now.
There are so many miserable people out there and - as you are probably aware of by now - misery looooves company. Don’t let them get to you. If you are a normal descent person watching your vlogs you don’t give a hoot about these nasty assed people who only wants to take you down to the same darkness as they are dwelling in. Thank you for doing this and now a tip back to you from me; when you feel low on energy or sad because people are nasty to you, just go back to vlog 123 and read all the respectful and kind comments from all of us who appreciate you ❤️ from Stockholm, 🇸🇪
La Vie Est Belle.... mais oui (yes!!!). My adorable nearly 21-year-old feline little Valérie was seen by the oncology unit at the VCA Alta Vista Animal Hospital in Ottawa, Canada... I am thankful for your videos, helps me prepare for next week's recheck... Thank you, merci...
Thank you so much for your uplifting, informative videos!! My Golden Retriever Matilda just had a mast cell tumour on her flank removed, high grade unfortunately. Her incision has to be repaired tomorrow... Is that common? Our journey has just begun but it is so good to have professionals like you to guide us through! Thank you! 💛
Just found your channel - Thanks for sharing! My first pet with cancer was as you explained (I would do anything- took anyone's advice) but being down that same road many more times - I trust my doctor (Vet)
We were referred to the oncologist but they said the prognosis wouldn’t be good even if my cat had his operation, he has a cancer mass under his tongue, the official name escapes me at the moment, but he would have had to have his lower jaw removed, maybe on a feeding tube for the rest of his life afterwards, that’s if he gets through the six weeks recovery period without infection, and the operation won’t guarantee the cancer won’t come back, the operation would give us another six months definitely maybe a year?? Plus to see him the oncologist was going to charge £1800 - £2500 just for investigation…the operation would be another couple of thousand on top of that……he was diagnosed on 2 November’21 he’s maybe had the cancer a few weeks before that, we noticed he was having trouble eating and thought it was his teeth needing cleaned or something, but while he was under that’s when the vet noticed the mass….she said we may have 2 - 3 months with him…..it’s nearly 2ish months now…..I’m heartbroken xxx
I have a friend who had a dog a few years ago and I could see that his dog had cancer, it was so obvious because of the huge tumours in the poor creature's armpits. He told me that it wasn't cancer but the vet wanted to cut his dog's leg off and I knew that it was BS as soon as I heard hat. A vet is not going to suggest amputation unless the dog's life is in jeopardy so it had to be cancer. Besides that the poor dog was clearly in pain as she would often come over to me and look into my eyes and she was pleading for me to intervene but he wouldn't have it. All he could do was to criticize the vet. eventually the dog died he said it was a stroke how he reached that decision only God knows.
I’m so glad you decided to persevere. I have recently discovered your videos I have appreciated your content and information. I do have a question about a 15 year old cat that may have Gastrointestinal lymphoma. I am waiting for the test results. If she does indeed have it given her age and the fact that she weighs only 3.68lbs would yo still suggest chemotherapy protocol?
my doxiechi age 11-ish was recently diagnosed by surgical biopsy ( clear margins) with melanoma. the lesion appear suddenly on the top of his snout. i didn't ignore it or "watch and wait." he has a clear chest x-ray. now we decide how to proceed.
Thank you Dr sue for coming back you have helped me more than you will ever know with my dogs Bigfoot and Arnold especially bigfoot because he has cancer and it's inoperable.. he will be ,14 years old in March if he makes it till then idk he is having a very hard time right now.. he is on tramadol 50 mg 12 pills a day and gabapentin three hundred mg four times a day and he has been on it for a long time now. For the last week he has been acting confused for some reason he will just stand and stare he will start walking and just stop and stand there it's probably the medicine working on him idk for sure but he has been a true blessing to me he has throat cancer and also a big tumor in his groin area my Dr said if it gets any bigger he won't be able to make pee. .I sure hate to give him up he is watching this video with me now.🐕. I hope and pray that nobody sends you hurtful messages it's not right...
Dr Sue, quick question, how is Stella Fontana (Qbiotics) performing across up the board, is it being effective for the recommended mast tumors in the size range recommended?
I ran across your vids as I’m looking to find some miracle for my baby. Truly I know there is no miracle cure for her mast cell tumors, but I’m hopeful. I found your videos while researching Life Gold. Not sure what to do, but I feel that almost anything is worth a try at this point.🤷🏾♀️
Do you support and watch other vet’s RUclips channels? If so, which ones. Curious to know if there is support vs. competition amongst vet RUclipsrs. Thanks 🐶
Can you do a video talking about dog cancer in the muscle? What is the prognosis and treatment options based upon the grade if the cancer? Things like that.
My dog is on chemo he is a lab and loves to kiss my face my hands he just loves kisses. He gets my entire face wet from slobber is this safe after his chemo? What do I do he looks so sad when I tell him no😞
If the urination is too much, please talk to your vet about lowering the dose (but never stop with tapering). More info here ruclips.net/video/JTAfwVaBL5w/видео.html
@@DrSueCancerVet Thank you so much. I just watched that video you linked for me. I have read online that you get 2-3 months left with your dog once they are diagnosed with Lymphoma and placed on Prednisone. However, I see that dogs you've treated have lasted much longer 🙏
Hurtful comments are not nice, but I believe it is because they need help and can't afford the visit. I know when I get the vet check up it can cost in the hundreds. We live in dire times where people are losing jobs and money and can't afford help at the high rates. I can go to the doctor for $25 Co pay but pets have no hope for insurance if they are over 10 yrs old. Just something to think about.
Hi Dr. Sue! I’ve been watching your videos with such a sad heart. My little 10 lb dog has been diagnosed with thyroid carcinoma 6 days ago. I’ve been trying to get through to a local oncologist but after leaving multiple messages, I still haven’t received a call back. Do you have any videos on thyroid cancer? Or would you please recommend one or another resource?
Hi i am following ur videos and they are informative . My dog is diagnosed with mammary tumours. Doctor has denied the surgery as they are saying that it will spike if they will go for surgery. They are not even doing chemo as they say that it had severe side affects..just dont know wat to do..please suggest
Hi only just seen you on here my cat is sneezing and coughing and shake if his head and lost a lot of weight really quickly he’s had antibiotics but not working his nose is blocked up and he’s making noises through his nose he’s not being sick but vet found a hard lump in his stomach a mass she called it does this sound bad to you sorry to be a pest just looking for answers
I love your vlogs. They are very informational. Our 7year old pittie has mast cell on her foot and she is on Chemo. Watching your videos made me comfortable with giving her Chemo. One of our other dogs has Mast cell that went to Lymphoma. We opt out of treatment for her. I found online this medicine called Apocaps. I have been giving her that and cbd oil everyday for the past year and she is like a new healthy dog even tho she still has lymphoma. Do you happen to know anything on Apocaps? Thanks for the videos!
I recently lost my dog to malignant melanoma and im so grateful for your videos and explanations. please never stop. we need people like you queen
OMG PLEASE KEEP VLOGGING!!! You are an absolute super hero!!! You are a WAY WAY bigger celebrity to me than any Hollywood star! Thank you a thousand times for all the extremely valuable information that you make available to people! You are loved and super appreciated!!!
Thank you for staying in the arena, Dr. Sue! You provide such a valuable resource to concerned pet owners. We are still in our cancer journey, but just yesterday I spoke to our surgeon and was able to understand what she was saying and ask good questions based on the information and education on cancer you have provided. THANK YOU! Keep up the great work.
Thank you for commenting! I love to know my channel is helping. Good luck on your journey! xo
As someone old enough to be your mother, I have this to say. You are smart. You are too smart to be harmed by the judgment of people who know a fraction of what you know. Don't be hurt by these people. They are driven by ignorance. Love yourself and laugh a lot.
Dogs are getting cancer and arthritis mainly because of the bag food that is filled with preservatives and additives. Also because of the faucet water that has chlorine and flouride. Change food to natural and water to spring water and your dogs will heal.
Could you point me to your peer reviewed study where you found the cause of dog cancer? Where did you get your education on veterinary medicine and how long have you practiced? If you found the cure for cancer in dogs you must be very famous.
From one vet to another, I’m so pleased you decided to return!
I am glad you came back. I am watching in 2024!
I just found you, and can’t thank you enough for these videos. It’s so nice to find a professional, with a kind and caring smile, in any industry, but especially when a pet owner is feeling devastated and scared. I am super grateful that these videos exist, as now I am feeling more empowered to figure out how to help my pet.
Thank you!! 💙💙💙💙
I can’t agree more!
@@katbek4502 :)
Just found your video and I’m so glad you came back.
Hello I'm hoping ull see my message i live in California. And i dont kno what to do for my cat he has a cancer on his leg and treatment for cancer is very expensive. I'm devastated and i dont kno where to turn to. For help somehow to find a way to pay for his treatment. I dint have the funds in my own and my cat doesn't have alot of time i was hoping you may have an idea. How i can get either donations or something to help my cat.. anyway i appreciate ur videos they are very good for people looking for answers i hope i can get some help soon. I love my cat so much. I would love to know soon theres hope for him. I thought i would message you if you know any possible way..
Thank you so much for coming back. We love you dr sue❤️. You have educated us so much. Thank you for taking the time to teach us. You are a blessing to all of us who are going through this difficult time. Thank you ❤️
Thank you!! 😊💙
Hello! I'm a veterinary technician of 4 years who's hoping to apply for vet school this year, I found your videos and they're so educational! I shared your channel with my coworkers, keep doing what you're doing, you're great!
I am beyond grateful for you! I just found you today. My grandsonshine was just began coughing up blood Monday out of the blue. He’s had every anti cancer treatment excellent diet and exercise and is honestly a six million dollar baby. 10 year old Rottweiler. Please don’t let the monsters discourage you from helping us in more simple terms we can understand. Trying to read scientific information is so overwhelming especially when our lives have been completely turned upside down. He is our child , more than “ just a dog”. Thank you so much! You are an angel among us!
Please keep posting and educating us. We need it and your energy is amazing.
Thank you Cara! I appreciate the support and positive feedback.
I’d like to know how we can help prevent cancer. Can you speak on why the life span Of dogs seem to be shrinking in comparison to 20 years ago. When a dog is a puppy should we start off with a different diet or supplement? It just seems like cancer in dogs is running rampant now versus 20 years ago. You have helped me immensely and both my dogs are in remission but still doing CHOP. It just sucks to see the energy drained out of them every time they get treatment. I’ve taken all your supplement advice and they follow a keto diet. They are doing so well and I hope they beat the odds. 🙏🏾
Diet along with genetics and their environment play a huge role in a pet’s health. Processed kibble made with GMO ingredients, fillers, toxins & pesticides is not the best source of nutrition for pets. The BARF diet (biologically appropriate raw food) is much better. Look it up, research and decide for yourself what’s best for your pet.
Dogs are getting cancer and arthritis mainly because of the bag food that is filled with preservatives and additives. Also because of the faucet water that has chlorine and flouride. Change food to natural and water to spring water and your dogs will heal.
Go to the Veterinary Secrets RUclips channel. That vet provides info on Panacur as a potential cancer cure. Panacur is an over the counter dewormer. Check it out. He has several videos on the subject.
Also, we're electrical beings, and so are microorganisms. They contain magnetite. With all the microwaves in the environment now, electropollution, our immune systems can't function properly. Read books by Dr. Robert O. Becker.
Vaccines are culprits too.
Cancer is looking to be more a metabolic disease at its root causes.
While still not conclusive, the mitochondrial metabolic theory of cancer is better supported than the somatic mutation theory which is the currently accepted theory in medicine.
I suggest looking into the research of Thomas Seyfried. I look forward to more cancer research down this path from him and others, and the day medicine understands the root causes of cancer are not DNA mutations as this has been disproven by nuclear transfer studies.
Thank you for all that you do. I have had several pets with different kinds of cancer. we have done amputation and chemo on my dog in this picture. She survived 7 more months. We have also done palliative care on other pets. The hardest thing is to know how far to go. Wish our animals could talk.I just need to remember pets do not live as long as people . vets are amazing
You're the bomb Dr. Sue! Thanks for all you do!
xo Thanks for the Love E 💙💙
THANK YOU! I just found you... SO HAPPY you are keeping this going. This is SO HELPFUL. I appreciate YOU and ALL that you are doing.
You are so welcome! And thank you for commenting 💜
Thank you and God bless you, Dr. Sue!
Finding your channel is a Godsend. I don’t use Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook, but I’ll certainly keep watching your TouTube channel. Thanks!
I am so happy my videos can inform and help you! Enjoy! ❤️
Thank you so much for these videos, I can't imagine why people would comment negatively. My dog was diagnosed two days ago and your videos are keeping me sane and helping me get informed.
Thank you! I truly appreciate that! And I am sorry about your dog ❤🩹
Thank you for all the great info. Just wanted to say that I clicked on your videos at first because I saw that you were smiling (+ you're a Dr.). Your positively is very helpful for me to stay hopeful during this hard time, so that I can enjoy whatever time I have left with my baby. Thanks for coming back. Wishing you peace and blessings
Thank you. I appreciate it!
So grateful to you 🙏🏻
In regard to your smiling 😊- I love that you smile while speaking on this topic and when you are working with your patients. It feels like hope ✨💫 during a deeply painful time. Thank you 🌻
I’m really glad you’re back you helped me and my cat so much. Yipppeeee! 🇬🇧💕🙏💕🇺🇸 Edited to say I took the info I learnt from a Dr Sue video and spoke to my vet. This led my vet to refer me to a veterinary oncologist. Dr Sue never advised me directly.
I love this. 😻So glad I could help get you to a cancer specialist thru your vet 🙌
How is your dog?
I went to 4 different vets to have my Bella's tumor removed, not a single one would work with me on the costs, so I get to watch her die because I don't have a extra 3 grand laying around. It's so absolutely disgusting they'll let you lose your pet just so they can make their Lexus payment. I hope they all need help one-day and get told to f off.
Yessss! So happy to see you are back!!!! 💙💙💙
I really appreciate the information you have shared about lymphoma. I wish I knew about this two years ago. Nobody explained the small cell lymphoma.
I’m a retired Registered Nurse, worked in Med/Surg, L&D, Eldercare, Trauma in a level 1 big city hospital. By far the worst to deal with are parents and relatives of the patient who think being rude, demanding, and super critical of the nurses. This does NOT get you better care, any more than doing the same to your pets Veterinary staff.
So happy that you continue blessing us with your precious knowledge and perseverance!
Big hug and thank you for from Portugal
Bless you
Woohoo, I'm so glad you're back. Thank you again for your guidance & advice for our furry friends. I thought it was obvious that you were providing this information with the best of intentions. So, I'm surprised to hear that some individuals would immediately go on the offensive. Nevertheless, your hard work creating these videos is greatly appreciated.
One of your wonderful qualities is Honesty.
Thank you for your education on this hard topic. May all pets be healthy!!
Thanks so much for doing these videos! I’m a former oncology nurse and really appreciate having the opportunity to get solid, in-depth information as we begin the diagnosis process for our pet. I’m hoping that the diagnosis will be something benign, but if it’s not, I feel like I’ve got a better handle on navigating treatment options now that I’ve been listening to you. Thank you!
I'm sorry people have been cruel. Thank you for all that you do.
Thank you so much. Truly 💕
Thank you for all your hard work. Your vlogs have been a god send while i have been going through my dogs cancer.
Thank you ever so much for these tips❤️ My journey with my dog possibly having cancer is so new that the test to confirm it has not returned yet. I am grateful for having been lead to your RUclips video!!!!
I just came across you today and I’m so glad I did. Thank you for all the information you provide. I have watched 3 of your videos so far and I’m looking forward to watching many more!
Please continue your wonderful work you were so helpful when my fur baby got cancer x
Thank you!
I have a SZ recently diagnosed with Lymphoma. Your site has given me very valuable info. Thank you for being on RUclips!
Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge and expertise
So nice of you! 💜😊 I am glad the content is helpful.
❤️ for being back ☺️
Thank you xo💜💜
Dr. Sue, Older Vlog, so you may not see this, but the information you provide is so very helpful. Our dog was just diagnosed with lymphoma. He'll be seeing an oncologist in a week. Because of your help we can be armed with questions and looking at things like being prepared for side-effects from chemo. I am hoping and praying that the oncologist will be as passionate, clear and up-to-date on treatments as you are. Thanks and keep vlogging please.
I lost my 6-year-old liver colored bloodhound today from nasal cancer it was the ugliest thing I had ever seen on a dog's nose had him put down at the bets and I don't think I'll ever get over it he was my best friend I will miss him dearly but thank you for what you do we appreciate you
I am an on/off lymphoma patient, since 2018, and our 8 year old cat just the other day was diagnosed with a small cell lymphoma. Quite a coincidence! But pretty common cancers for us, I guess.
We are figuring out what is happening with my cat currently. I got results today that his nasal culture came back with growth cells. Idk what is really going on yet, but your videos are giving me peace of mind and I can plan ahead for all the possible things that could be going on with him. I am scared but at least I can have a plan.
Thank you for your information. It helped me understand my dogs B-cell lymphoma. Your advice convinced me to follow through with CHOP therapy at the UW Veterinary Care clinic in Madison, WI. You helped me piece together what this disease is and what treatments could help. Keep up the great work.
My kitty Alfred was recently diagnosed with duodenal lymphoma and we have started treatment. I am so glad you’re back!
Sorry about the diagnosis but thank you for the love 😻
I appreciate YOU for keeping me sane this weekend. I found your channel after finding a black lump on my 6yo boy on Christmas Eve night. Of course, it being the holidays, I had a grueling wait to see my vet. That said, I will continue devouring all of the oncological knowledge you care to share with us as my pup and I continue to embark on this unfortunate journey. Thank you for doing all that you do!
I am glad you are back with clear and compassionate advice and information! Thanks!
Thank you for that! And for watching too xo 💜💜
That's great! I went back and saw your last vlog. Wow, it's unfortunate people have to get ugly. I have read and used the Dog Cancer Survival Guide a few cancers ago. Unfortunately, I have had a few more cats and dogs die from different cancers.
Thank you for taking the time to educate us. Two vets at the clinic my babies go to believe my 16 1/2 yr old beagle mix has GI cancer. He is holding his own, not much has changed except for bouts of bloody diarrhea. I keep thinking maybe it"s really something else. The treating vet was ready to put him down right then, I on the other hand want to see how long we can keep him comfortable. It's tough. I appreciate your smiling. If you were all serious I think I'd be crying through your videos. I have already cried tons and there is more to come.
GLAD YOU ARE BACK!! I have gotten so much from your books (with Dr. Dressler) and your blogs, vidoes, etc etc...I've have/had 8 Berners(Bernese Mountain Dogs) come through my home and heart over the last 18 years (1-questionable breeder, 4 rehomed, 1 shelter, 2 well bred pups) agree with what you have to say about approach to each. Lost 4, (first sick from the get go...2 to Lymphoma, and last to heart failure) My rehomed boy Bevo will be 10 yrs old on 11/26 YAY!! has Hip Dysplasia, he's a soft tissue sarcoma survivor!!! and my other rehomed boy Zeusy, will be 10 yrs old in January who was diagnosed with bone cancer 13 wks ago....but he is still going strong and I'm Blessed. my 2 girls from very good friend and breeder are 5 & 4 yrs....I LOVE what you have to say and I agree...stay away from surfing the internet....btw...RAW fed here for 10 yrs...titre and no topicals for ticks/fleas....thank you for being YOU!!!
Glad to see your back..from the land down under..
I truly believe without a shadow of a doubt that there needs to be some sort of vet specialty or something of the sort that is a case manager who be the middle person for parents whose pets are being seen by internists, oncologists, etc etc so that we can have one person explain it all rather than have one specialist say, “well I can’t speak for them, bc I don’t specialize in that.”
Both my pets died of cancer and I truly believe that not only was there miscommunication that led to my last baby’s death but even between staff there was miscommunication.
The same goes for human medicine, case managers shouldn’t just be for the elderly or those with comorbidities.
Dr. Sue, I just came across your videos today and I'm so glad I did! My Great Pyr is 6-months into his treatment for osteosarcoma (tibia). He was not a candidate for amputation so we elected stereotactic radiation and chemo which had been super successful until two weeks ago when his pain returned with a vengance. Today, our oncologist added zolendronate for pain and hopefully, some bone regrowth. I guess I was searching for some sort of confirmation, or at least comfort, that we hadn't totally screwed this up. Your videos made me feel so much better.
So glad I can help. Sorry for all you are going through and great you found SRT as an option. I hope his pain improves!💙
Sadly veterinarian have an a high suicide rate, just because you are on RUclips, you have feelings also. I just found your channel, love the information. I am lucky I am friends with my veterinarian, we volunteer on a anti puppy mill group. I sometimes text her a question on non working hours and she always answers but I feel bad for taking advantage of our friendship. I never want to add to her stress. I am owned by 2 miniature schnauzers and a standard schnauzer, I love them to the moon and back. Thanks again, ignore the nasty comments some people just can't be nice.
Thank you for your kind comment and your awareness with your own veterinarian. That is so important. I am happy my channel is helpful. I will hopefully be making new content soon. Life has thrown some curveballs and trying to balance it all. Again thank you for your comments 💙
You have been so helpful in my search just in case my 9 year Cavalier girl does have cancer. She is now on her third bladder infection since spring. She is peeing blood every time so we sent urine away to a lab as she has crystals as well. We did ultrasound and she has polyps in her bladder. Still waiting on test results and have her on antibiotics and Royal Canine urine diet food. Just preparing for possible cancer. I praying it’s not though. 😳 I’ve been going through your Chanel’s since 4 am and very informative information you have. Sharing these on my Facebook page. 👍❤️
I've learned so much from your videos! My two-year-old dog was diagnosed with a mast cell tumour under her chin, we are still waiting to hear back on the grade of it but I was told my options were to remove her jaw if it was a low grade and if it was a high grade I would most likely need to put her down. I watched a ton of your videos, found a cancer centre near me and now I'm just hoping this vet will give us a referral to an Oncologist because I've learned that there has to be more options than just removing my dog's jaw or saying goodbye.
Sorry I just saw this comment. Hopefully your dog is doing well and you have seen my brand new MCT video, and more updated info coming! 💜
I just found you when researching lumps, tumors on dogs. I have four rescued dogs, we are not rich,and I need advice and guidance that doesn’t cost us a ton of money. Thank you for helping animals.
Welcome! 💗
WHAT ? HIGHEST RATE OF SUICIDE ? OMG, HAD NO IDEA. HIGHER THAN ICU. R.N.'S ? MAYBE WE NEED TO TAKE BETTER CARE OF ALL PROFESSIONALS IN THE CARING INDUSTRIES. ANIMALS AND HUMAN ANIMALS BOTH.
It is one of the top jobs with highest suicide rates (not the highest, but up there) and yes, we need to take care of each other and let professionals have time for self-care
SO WHAT ARE THE JOBS WITH HIGHEST SUICIDE RATES? choicespsychotherapy.net/jobs-with-highest-suicide-rates/
1. Medical Doctors
2. Dentists
3. Police Officers
4. Veterinarians
5. Financial Services
6. Real Estate Agents
7. Electricians
8. Lawyers
9. Farmers
10. Pharmacists
Did you know that dogs who are in pain or recovering from treatments like chemo need a lot of extra love? Would you like to know where dogs like to be petted or extra loved the most?
Hi Dr. Sue, I lost my 12 year-old yellow Lab 2 years ago to prostate cancer. Can you make a VLOG about it? He had the best Vet Onco care, radiation and chemo, but he did not last 3 months.
I’m glad you are back ,,,,, could you please do a blog about nutrition? Best foods for dogs that have cancer .
My dog was diagnosed with lymphoma 7 weeks ago.
Not to be disrespectful but here is my tip. If you have a cat with intestinal lymphoma who is vomiting, don't give them cerenia! My cat was doing quite well although she was vomiting way too often so I gave her a typical dose of cerenia that I had not given her before and the next day she totally changed in her neurologic status dilated pupils and she could not walk a straight line at all. So instead of my cat dying of lymphoma I believe she died of a cerenia side effect if you go online you will see posts and articles from people who say that cerenia killed their cats! Here I am to say the same thing. I truly believe if I didn't give that medicine to her she would still be here and I would have found another way around the vomiting and to get her treatment working against the cancer itself
Currently at a cross roads regarding radiation therapy with my recently diagnosed cat with nasal lymphoma. The vet oncologist mentioned Palliative and CFRT were options and I asked about SRT (stereotactic radiation) which I decided is the way I am leaning and he said he didn’t bring that option up because he says it is very high risk of putting a hole in his chin. Here I thought SRT was the safest option of targeting the mass with utmost precision that it would protect the healthy tissues around it and having to go in with fewer treatments. The pros to me outweighed the cons vs CFRT with more treatments and I’m just not sure how to go about it now.
At how many centimeters should a vet be able to feel a tumor on the dog's spleen?
Thank you for sharing ❤
Please continue 🙏🏽
I'm so happy!!!! BTW - thanks to you, my 3 kids (14 y/o, 13 and 13) know the difference between osteosarcoma and hemangiosarcoma.
Donald, you made me smile from ear to ear. xo 💙
There are so many miserable people out there and - as you are probably aware of by now - misery looooves company. Don’t let them get to you. If you are a normal descent person watching your vlogs you don’t give a hoot about these nasty assed people who only wants to take you down to the same darkness as they are dwelling in. Thank you for doing this and now a tip back to you from me; when you feel low on energy or sad because people are nasty to you, just go back to vlog 123 and read all the respectful and kind comments from all of us who appreciate you ❤️ from Stockholm, 🇸🇪
La Vie Est Belle.... mais oui (yes!!!). My adorable nearly 21-year-old feline little Valérie was seen by the oncology unit at the VCA Alta Vista Animal Hospital in Ottawa, Canada... I am thankful for your videos, helps me prepare for next week's recheck... Thank you, merci...
Thank you so much for your uplifting, informative videos!! My Golden Retriever Matilda just had a mast cell tumour on her flank removed, high grade unfortunately. Her incision has to be repaired tomorrow... Is that common? Our journey has just begun but it is so good to have professionals like you to guide us through! Thank you! 💛
YAY!! Welcome back!
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Just found your channel - Thanks for sharing!
My first pet with cancer was as you explained (I would do anything- took anyone's advice) but being down that same road many more times - I trust my doctor (Vet)
Glad you found me, but sorry you need me. I hope you find the rest of the vlogs helpful too. Please subscribe 💙
We were referred to the oncologist but they said the prognosis wouldn’t be good even if my cat had his operation, he has a cancer mass under his tongue, the official name escapes me at the moment, but he would have had to have his lower jaw removed, maybe on a feeding tube for the rest of his life afterwards, that’s if he gets through the six weeks recovery period without infection, and the operation won’t guarantee the cancer won’t come back, the operation would give us another six months definitely maybe a year?? Plus to see him the oncologist was going to charge £1800 - £2500 just for investigation…the operation would be another couple of thousand on top of that……he was diagnosed on 2 November’21 he’s maybe had the cancer a few weeks before that, we noticed he was having trouble eating and thought it was his teeth needing cleaned or something, but while he was under that’s when the vet noticed the mass….she said we may have 2 - 3 months with him…..it’s nearly 2ish months now…..I’m heartbroken xxx
I have a friend who had a dog a few years ago and I could see that his dog had cancer, it was so obvious because of the huge tumours in the poor creature's armpits. He told me that it wasn't cancer but the vet wanted to cut his dog's leg off and I knew that it was BS as soon as I heard hat. A vet is not going to suggest amputation unless the dog's life is in jeopardy so it had to be cancer. Besides that the poor dog was clearly in pain as she would often come over to me and look into my eyes and she was pleading for me to intervene but he wouldn't have it. All he could do was to criticize the vet. eventually the dog died he said it was a stroke how he reached that decision only God knows.
I’m so glad you decided to persevere. I have recently discovered your videos I have appreciated your content and information. I do have a question about a 15 year old cat that may have Gastrointestinal lymphoma. I am waiting for the test results. If she does indeed have it given her age and the fact that she weighs only 3.68lbs would yo still suggest chemotherapy protocol?
my doxiechi age 11-ish was recently diagnosed by surgical biopsy ( clear margins) with melanoma. the lesion appear suddenly on the top of his snout. i didn't ignore it or "watch and wait." he has a clear chest x-ray. now we decide how to proceed.
Thank you Dr sue for coming back you have helped me more than you will ever know with my dogs Bigfoot and Arnold especially bigfoot because he has cancer and it's inoperable.. he will be ,14 years old in March if he makes it till then idk he is having a very hard time right now.. he is on tramadol 50 mg 12 pills a day and gabapentin three hundred mg four times a day and he has been on it for a long time now. For the last week he has been acting confused for some reason he will just stand and stare he will start walking and just stop and stand there it's probably the medicine working on him idk for sure but he has been a true blessing to me he has throat cancer and also a big tumor in his groin area my Dr said if it gets any bigger he won't be able to make pee. .I sure hate to give him up he is watching this video with me now.🐕. I hope and pray that nobody sends you hurtful messages it's not right...
Dr Sue, quick question, how is Stella Fontana (Qbiotics) performing across up the board, is it being effective for the recommended mast tumors in the size range recommended?
Theeeee best!!!! 💙
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I ran across your vids as I’m looking to find some miracle for my baby. Truly I know there is no miracle cure for her mast cell tumors, but I’m hopeful. I found your videos while researching Life Gold. Not sure what to do, but I feel that almost anything is worth a try at this point.🤷🏾♀️
Thank you dr. 😃🐶🙏♥️
Do you support and watch other vet’s RUclips channels? If so, which ones. Curious to know if there is support vs. competition amongst vet RUclipsrs. Thanks 🐶
You Have Dirty Elbows Lady 🤣
At 5:47.....Talking about don't send or type dirty comments. Sorry, I had to! L0L
Thank you for your vid(s) Ma'am 😁
I think you're awesome and really appreciate all your information. Please continue :)
thank you❤️❤️❤️❤️
Can you do a video talking about dog cancer in the muscle? What is the prognosis and treatment options based upon the grade if the cancer? Things like that.
Which cancer specifically?
@@DrSueCancerVet mast cell tumor that is in the muscle and not the skin.
My dog is on chemo he is a lab and loves to kiss my face my hands he just loves kisses. He gets my entire face wet from slobber is this safe after his chemo? What do I do he looks so sad when I tell him no😞
Just a general question, will a dog eventually slow down with all the extreme peeing after starting Prednisone?
If the urination is too much, please talk to your vet about lowering the dose (but never stop with tapering).
More info here
ruclips.net/video/JTAfwVaBL5w/видео.html
@@DrSueCancerVet Thank you so much. I just watched that video you linked for me. I have read online that you get 2-3 months left with your dog once they are diagnosed with Lymphoma and placed on Prednisone. However, I see that dogs you've treated have lasted much longer 🙏
Thank you! This is so helpful!
Thank you!! 💙 I love to hear that! (please subscribe too! 😊
Hurtful comments are not nice, but I believe it is because they need help and can't afford the visit. I know when I get the vet check up it can cost in the hundreds. We live in dire times where people are losing jobs and money and can't afford help at the high rates. I can go to the doctor for $25 Co pay but pets have no hope for insurance if they are over 10 yrs old. Just something to think about.
What r your thoughts on Novavive Immunocidin
Thank you!!
Hi Dr. Sue! I’ve been watching your videos with such a sad heart. My little 10 lb dog has been diagnosed with thyroid carcinoma 6 days ago. I’ve been trying to get through to a local oncologist but after leaving multiple messages, I still haven’t received a call back. Do you have any videos on thyroid cancer? Or would you please recommend one or another resource?
Dr what is your opinion on the use of Fenbenizole dewormer for cancer?
I'm in Southwest Florida my cat has liver cancer is there a vet specialist in cancer in Southwest Florida
Help please
Remember what god is backwards... ♥️♥️♥️♥️ Up and ur thoughts 💋
fenbendazole
Hi i am following ur videos and they are informative . My dog is diagnosed with mammary tumours.
Doctor has denied the surgery as they are saying that it will spike if they will go for surgery.
They are not even doing chemo as they say that it had severe side affects..just dont know wat to do..please suggest
Hi only just seen you on here my cat is sneezing and coughing and shake if his head and lost a lot of weight really quickly he’s had antibiotics but not working his nose is blocked up and he’s making noises through his nose he’s not being sick but vet found a hard lump in his stomach a mass she called it does this sound bad to you sorry to be a pest just looking for answers
I have bad feelings about what they give pets and people, via a needle
I love your vlogs. They are very informational. Our 7year old pittie has mast cell on her foot and she is on Chemo. Watching your videos made me comfortable with giving her Chemo. One of our other dogs has Mast cell that went to Lymphoma. We opt out of treatment for her. I found online this medicine called Apocaps. I have been giving her that and cbd oil everyday for the past year and she is like a new healthy dog even tho she still has lymphoma. Do you happen to know anything on Apocaps? Thanks for the videos!
I love you ❤️💛💕💕😘😘😘😘💕 kisses from Greece
Hello Dr.Sue, do female dogs have vaginal discharge? Thank you.