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How the Social Worker can help owners of pets with cancer
The following might be some areas you might want to discuss with the social worker: You need information about hospital procedures. You are having an emotional reaction to your pet's illness, diagnosis, treatment, or prognosis. You need... |
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Nutritional Requirements of Dogs and Cats with Cancer
Any illness, be it cancer or a benign disease, will have an impact on the patient's metabolism. During disease, there are many changes in the way the body uses proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. It is important to realize that, for the most part,... |
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OncoVet Survivor Story: The Mystery of Mast Cells
It was a lump, marble sized and firm to the touch, that changed my dog's life forever. Could be a bug bite, mused the vet. It might be a splinter trying to work its way out. It could be a cyst or a skin irritation. It could, of course, be a... |
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Quality of Life Issues: Cancer Treatment in the Companion Animal
The goal of cancer treatment in the veterinary patient is to prolong good quality of life for as long as possible. Quantity of life is meaningless without quality. Because quality issues are vague and changeable, it is easy to focus instead on... |
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The Importance of Veterinary Oncology
You may have noticed that OncoLink recently added a veterinary oncology section to its menu of specialty information. Edited by Lili Duda, VMD, a radiation oncologist at the Veterinary Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, the section is... |
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Pets with Cancer LifelineA network to provide information and support to the families of the newest Oncology patients who have practical questions about pets living with cancer, or simply want to talk with someone whose pet has received a similar... |
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