Lymphoma is one of the most common types of cancer in animals. Watch this video featuring Dr. Ware from Laveen Veterinary Center (www.laveenvetcenter.com) to learn more about signs and symptoms and what to do if your pet does have lymphoma.
Lymphoma is one of the most common types of cancer in animals. Watch this video featuring Dr. Ware from Laveen Veterinary Center (www.laveenvetcenter.com) to learn more about signs and symptoms and what to do if your pet does have lymphoma.
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Thank you for the video I know it’s old but if you see this, the words you said at the end really helped me. My buddy Lincoln was diagnosed and we are helping him through it now ❤️
So why put thr dog through chemo that makes them feel really bad to get ,maybe, only 1 year longer. That is NOT a long time as you say and seem selfish to put a dog through hell just so its with you a tiny tiny bit longer.