Hemangiosarcoma in Your Dog [MP3]

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Ask Dr. Dressler: Hemangiosarcoma

This is a must-listen if your dog has hemangiosarcoma, one of the most common dog cancers, warranting an entire seminar or its own.

There’s a lot to know, and Dr. Dressler walks us through it -- from where it lives in the body, to common treatments, to how to make treatment decisions based on your own dog's case. As always, he answers questions from readers.

Seminar Details

00:16 Dr. Demian Dressler:

What is Hemangiosarcoma, cancer rate statistics and prone dog breeds, growth locations, the hallmarks of cancer and Hemangiosarcoma, apoptosis, and the signs of Hemangiosarcoma.

18:40 Dr. Demian Dressler:

Answers reader’s questions on blood transfusions, anemia, supplements, life expectancy, and surgery for a dog with Hemangiosarcoma.

25:16 Dr. Demian Dressler:

The risks of sunlight in particular breeds and preventatives to help reduce UVB rays, spaying and neutering and it’s association to cancer, and the best age to spay or neuter your dog.

35:18 Dr. Demian Dressler:

Answers reader’s question on low blood count, diet, Apocaps, metronomic chemotherapy and supplements.

36:45 Dr. Demian Dressler:

Answers reader’s questions on diagnosis, the Dog Cancer Survival Guide, treatment plan analysis, chemotherapy and surgery, regrowth, life expectancy, nutraceuticals, Apocaps, and supplements.

56:06 Dr. Demian Dressler:

Overview of the webinar and the main topics- health maintenance, testing, spaying and neutering, prevention strategies, when to get bumps checked, signs of Hemangiosarcoma, and treatment plan options.

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