Seminars

About This Seminar

This dog cancer seminar is an MP3 audio recording from the Ask Dr. Dressler Dog Cancer Vet Seminar series.

Each audio seminar provides in-depth information on a specific topic related to canine cancer and also includes questions and answers from seminar participants and readers of DogCancerBlog.com.

The seminars use simple language and go into great detail on each topic. Many seminars include content that is not easily available in any book or online resource. The advice that Dr. Dressler offers in each seminar is highly useful and actionable.

Subscribers originally paid $27.00 per seminar. We are delighted to be able to make these valuable resources available to you for a fraction of that price.

When you listen to these recordings, you are guaranteed to get deeper insights into your own dog's cancer. You'll come away both enriched and more hopeful about options and strategies to help your dog.

After you add audio seminars to your cart and check out, you will receive an email with instant access to your MP3 files. You can quickly download them and listen on your computer, smartphone or tablet.

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