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Barkley had hemangiosarcoma. The medication for the metronomic protocol was to be shipped from New York and compounded in a human compounding pharmacy for his weight/dosage. Sadly we missed it by a week. It is a relatively new therapy, at least at the clinic we go to, but they already had another dog on it long term (with hemangio, caught very early and by accident) that was doing very well with it.Penny has fibrous fibrosarcoma. She got it two years ago, had surgery, and now it is back. Surgery was not an option this time around, but radiation and chemo were. Along with a lot of holistic treatments as well.
So sad to read that your Barkley passed. : (. What kind of cancer did he have? I will try and keep you all posted with her experiences with this treatment, I am hoping that it fulfills all of those promises.
I would love to hear how that dog is doing who is on the treatment. I was under the impression this was newly out? It was not around when Penny had the tumor two years ago. Where was the clinic you went too? Maybe it did not make it's way up north yet when the clinic had it.
Thank you for all of your kind thoughts and prayers.
Thank you everyone! I do not wish any cancer on my dog, but I am thankful the cancer she has is slow and has given me so much more time with her. A reminder we need to enjoy every day to its fullest with our loved ones.
Anyone know of a good ophthalmologist in Maine? Was given the name of someone in Boston, but hoping not to travel far, since Penny has horrible car riding anxiety issues.