Bone Cancer In Dogs

Dogs on the dock helping to “Chase Away K9 Cancer”
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Puget Sound DockDogs at the 2009 Mill Creek Festival.
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(www.tripawds.com) Jerry shows his swimming excellence before amputation surgery from canine bone cancer. Visit tripawds.com for more health and care tips for tripod dogs.
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Ni-Nis Mutt Strut~ Because 1 Out of 3 Dogs Will Be Diagnosed With Cancer~ The word cancer has an emotional charge. Though we all hope to never hear those devastating words for our beloved companions~ we remain empowered by staying informed~ staying educated. Know early warning signs, ask questions, explore various treatment options, share your philosophies with your veterinarian, understand the difference between quality and quantity, read your companion eyes~ for they will be your guide. After losing Ni-Ni to terminal cancer we launched Ni’s Mutt Strut to help protect the human animal bond by bringing awareness to this devastating disease. We became these warriors voice while advocating, growing, sharing, educating, and learning with others who are affected by k-9 cancer. Our mission remains to help preserve the human/animal bond by fostering togetherness while equipping others with knowledge~ because with knowledge one is empowered~ with empowerment one is more equipped to stand strong for his companion. Always support PINK, Help Spread the Word- Their Lives Depend on You~ Because Every Dog Deserves a Happy Ending~ ~ Noteworthy Information on K9 CANCER~ 1. Once diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma life expectancy is 9 days~ 2. Hemangiosarcoma is more common in dogs than any other species 3. Hemangiosarcoma is a deadly and aggressive cancer 4. Intact male dogs over 8 years are prone to develop prostate cancer 5. Boxers, Bull Mastiffs, Basset Hounds, Saint Bernards, Scottish …