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Submitted by: Darren

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I have just had to have my dog put to sleep because of this. I know it will not help your cause or make you feel better, but after reading a lot of articles, the type my dog had was fixed and large and would have maybe only given her a few months extra, and we would have had to make the desicion again. I knew deep down what it was and the time leading up to her passing I smothered her with love, wich made me feel a lot better in myself, but keep feeling guilty.

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Submitted by: Hazel

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Hi, Ann, I am sorry to hear that your dog has lymphoma. What did the vet say about chemo? Is he optimistic? Is there a good chance that your dog will feel better and enjoy a reasonably good quality of life after the treatment? If you do decide to go ahead with chemotherapy, remember to put your dog on a high protein raw food diet, and give him a supplement called "Genesis Resources Canine CAS Options" (Follow this link <a href="http://www.natural-dog-health-remedies.com/dog-cancer-diet.html">Dog Cancer Diet</a> and scroll down to the middle of the page.) This supplement has helped a lot of dogs with cancer. Good luck, and please keep us informed of your decision.

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