Top 10 Warning Signs of Cancer in Dogs and Cats: Vlog 81

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  • čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
  • What are the common dog cancer signs? Dog cancer symptoms? Cat cancer signs? Cat cancer symptoms? There are 10 cancer signs and symptoms that pet owners shouldn't ignore. This video is part one.
    But, just because your pet has any of these symptoms doesn't necessarily mean they have cancer, but you should bring your pet to your veterinarian.
    Early detection is so important. If we can catch cancer early and take our pets to the veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment, we can greatly increase their chances of survival. The key is knowing what those signs and symptoms are.
    Cancer is often treatable, and treatment is well-tolerated in the majority of dogs and cats.
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Komentáře • 291

  • @countchocula5379
    @countchocula5379 Před 11 měsíci +19

    Our Doberman, only five years old, was diagnosed last November with Osteosarcoma. He showed no signs except for a a fire y but more tired than usual but we were out exercising together a LOT and that time of the year leading up, where we live, is quite hot. Other than that he was completely normal. Then the day or so after Thanksgiving (on that weekend) he got up from a nap and was randomly limping. I took him to the vet that Monday. They X rated and the radiologist said OSA. Took him to the cancer specialist and they confirmed. We then scheduled his amputation. Some doctors tried pressuring us into chemo. They said we would be lucky to have six months but probably only 3-4 months. The the prognosis was barely any different but with chemo side effects so we opted against it. So we have kept him on a good diet, stretches, regular exercise (but noting too high impact), car rides, snuggles, and other fun stuff! Nine months later and he’s doing phenomenally well! He’s a very happy boy and we take zero days for granted. God bless ✝️🕊️🙏🏻 🐾

  • @marcsingleton9430
    @marcsingleton9430 Před rokem +19

    I lost my best friend on July 4th from Lymphoma. He was just 10 years of age. He ate very well up until several days before his passing.
    I still have moments where I get tears, just thinking of my boy.

    • @thetruthhurts599
      @thetruthhurts599 Před rokem +4

      I'm so sorry for your loss Marc! I had to put my baby to sleep on Saturday due to that nasty cancerous tumor in his heart and spleen. I had no immediate sign other than a hacking cough which I believed to be a respitory problem. Nothing that would even lead me to consider cancer. He ate, urinated and pooped fine! It's so hard losing a love one, but he's with me in spirit!!! Your boy is forever with you!!!

    • @JuanPublo2023
      @JuanPublo2023 Před rokem

      So sorry for your loss ❤️

    • @MarkousMajorSurf
      @MarkousMajorSurf Před 4 měsíci +1

      I understand truly. My Grace .....I'll do the same to this day. Just remember when we die they will be there waiting on us.

  • @robertjohnson2581
    @robertjohnson2581 Před 3 lety +19

    too many Vets only care about money. It cost more for my dogs to go to the vet than it does my wife and I to go to the doctor. Hell the vets we have here suck. Hope you arent like these vets here.

  • @LesHoa-DuMal
    @LesHoa-DuMal Před rokem +6

    I know firsthand how important it is to find lumps early. My dog had swollen lymph nodes in neck in the PM but not in AM that same day. They were huge.
    I brought him to vet 2 days later and vet rushed him to hospital for testing
    They were amazing and I’m so grateful for their care and concern
    He was diagnosed with B Cell Lymphoma 3A six days later - it happened so fast I felt like I a tornado was spinning me around and dragging me along for a terrifying ride. But….
    We found it early. His prognosis is 90% full remission for 10-12 months.
    I’ll take it! And cherish every day with him
    Thank you for these vlogs ❤

  • @henrysmith180
    @henrysmith180 Před 3 lety +83

    Only 3 are discussed in this video:
    3:14 Change in Appetite
    6:55 Chronic weight loss or weight gain including chronic vomiting or diarrhea
    10:04 Enlarged or changing lumps & bumps

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 3 lety +9

      The others are in part 2 czcams.com/video/w8vJMxsxOas/video.html

    • @hrvster
      @hrvster Před 3 lety +32

      OMG hard to listen to her for 16 minutes. So much chatter but little helpful data. I get it. Talk To My Vet. Take My Pet To The Vet. I can't watch your next video, I need to take a headache remedy.

    • @hmdwn
      @hmdwn Před 3 lety +7

      Thank you... my ears were bleeding.

    • @MarkousMajorSurf
      @MarkousMajorSurf Před 3 lety +8

      Ty I'm in a hurry

    • @romilalal5197
      @romilalal5197 Před 3 lety +3

      @@hrvster Right same here

  • @mistygroves3503
    @mistygroves3503 Před 4 lety +14

    Often, cancer can result in a really voracious appetite, like they can't get enough food. That isn't always to do with cancer, That can happen with a dog or cat who has had a lot of exercise, missed a meal, etc. But cancer growing demands nutrients. This is an unnatural appetite.
    Also note the smell of your dog or cat. If their smell changes, that can be a sign -not always of cancer, but of some physical changes, which may not have yet shown up as symptoms.

  • @ewee4735
    @ewee4735 Před 2 lety +4

    Thank you so much for sharing all this helpful information! ❤️❤️❤️

  • @aimem.4776
    @aimem.4776 Před 4 lety +15

    PLEASE ANYONE READING THIS LISTEN, take your pet if you can to the VET ASAP. My dog passed away from brain tumor and I regret not taking certain signs VERY VERY IMPORTANT. Change in appetite was the FIRST SIGN I SAW, however I was selfish enough to ignore that sign. Please love your pets. ❤️ The regret won’t return your loved one.

    • @mistygroves3503
      @mistygroves3503 Před 4 lety +7

      I am so sorry for the loss of your dog. We always blame ourselves when a loved one dies. It's not always our fault. Kind thoughts. I know this hurts.

    • @aimem.4776
      @aimem.4776 Před 4 lety +3

      Misty Groves Thank you very much. ❤️

    • @barbaramataliano8629
      @barbaramataliano8629 Před rokem +1

      I'm so sorry for your loss do not blame yourself I have spent so much money on that for animals throughout my life 8,500 on one cat three of my cats had surgery none of them made it they all had cardiac arrest after surgery one that jinus my cat with cancer said he only had three weeks to live 9 months later I took him to another vet to have blood work done ultrasounds urinalysis everything was perfect no cancer check my cat to the emergency room because I came home from work he was extremely weak completely dehydrated gums were white couldn't hold his head up from the diuretics that my vet recommended for him they did an ultrasound said his heart was extremely large that if I took him home he would be in pain and die congested heart failure they put him to sleep 6 hours later when I've arguing with them that I didn't want him put to sleep I wanted to get a second opinion and then they threatened me with animal control so be very careful what Veterinary you choose I took him to the emergency room just save him not to take his life if I would have known they would have threatened me and done that I would have stayed at home and take care of him myself some veterinarians are just too happy to put the needle in chip and they're like don't let them do that those are the veterinarians that became veterinarians because they don't like animals that's my opinion

    • @thetruthhurts599
      @thetruthhurts599 Před rokem

      @@barbaramataliano8629 I'm so sorry Babara! I too have a hard time trusting vets. It's always about the money for them. It's so sad that our little fur babies have to be dealt situations like this. I just pray my little boy I had to put to sleep wasn't in any pain from his spleen and heart tumor.

  • @kerryheuter6195
    @kerryheuter6195 Před 5 lety +10

    Great video. Another good review of things every owner should know. Nice quality video!

  • @christinachirico6575
    @christinachirico6575 Před 2 lety +2

    Thank You!! Great Info & videos to help me be Alert to my pets signs & symptoms ❤👍!!!

  • @uchibauki2515
    @uchibauki2515 Před 3 lety +29

    Since my dog started to take flea and ticks medicine he got lump on his stomach and now he died, doctor said he is not sure that lump was cancer or just lipoma, but my dog wasn’t feel good since taking it, the name of the medication is simparica 40 mg 😓

    • @MarkousMajorSurf
      @MarkousMajorSurf Před 3 lety +5

      Yes its killing animals. So very sry.

    • @tamarahollenbeck2988
      @tamarahollenbeck2988 Před 3 lety +4

      I am convinced that my Vet is a satist that enjoys cutting up animals!

    • @shadrach6299
      @shadrach6299 Před 2 lety +3

      I don’t let my dogs have flea and tick meds. Luckily, I have none in my yard

    • @shadrach6299
      @shadrach6299 Před 2 lety +2

      I feel my dogs so much that they think I’m a pervert

    • @fyrewolf3084
      @fyrewolf3084 Před 2 lety +2

      I am so very sorry.. also be careful of the shots .

  • @janedoe133
    @janedoe133 Před 4 lety +4

    This advice is really good. My cat recently had a sore bottom, soft stools, more urine in her litter tray, was slightly off her food and had been sick once. My cat had been diagnosed previously with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) which is diet controlled. Blood work showed inflamed pancreas, anemia, flare up of IBD and the very beginnings of kidney problems. During a follow up exam at the vets I held my cat and felt a very small lump on her mammary. This has come back as mammary cancer. Her symptoms were very subtle as she is still seeing off cats outside. If you live in a country that allows your cat to go outside keep a litter tray. It gives you a chance to check their stools and the amount of urine in their tray. Another sign my cat was ill is that she laid on my hand on the side of her 2 mammary tumours which was a new behaviour. Any concerns see your vet. 💕🐈

  • @lorettacaputo6997
    @lorettacaputo6997 Před 7 měsíci +6

    My English Pointer passed away a few months ago. She was getting up in age and there was behaviourly changes. When we went to the vet, similarly blood work was normal except for thyroid. Starting on thyroid meds did nothing but made things worse. A follow up 10 days later showed a large tumor high up in the chest. It was a shock to hear that this was the cause, but deep down inside for months prior I had the sneaking feeling that we were approaching the end. We did the best for our buddy all her life and putting her down was the only option. It is sad to have the bad memories of her demise overshadow, the best memories of so many years. All the love I have had for all my previous dogs is now focused on our new dog as I recall all the best times with all my past furry friends. God bless them all.

  • @motorman390
    @motorman390 Před 3 lety +25

    My first sign was not eating. 2 weeks later, after a couple vet visits later, I had to put her down at 10:00am yesterday. That’s when they found it. It was so bad and so sad. Big mass. Lots of fluid. Slowed down. Could see the pain and the want for help in her eyes.

  • @crwonshe
    @crwonshe Před 2 lety +6

    Disease starts in the gut, insufficient exercise, toxic food, toxic water toxic environment can compromise the natural immune system. Know the natural ways to bust the immune system and what makes it weak is key, make sure your pet detox everyday and takes optimal natural raw nutrients to reset and renewal the natural immunity so can fight anything that is compromising the defences, same with humans.

  • @leslieemerson1280
    @leslieemerson1280 Před 9 měsíci

    Wow Dr.Sue, I’m so happy I found you! Most importantly, I am so grateful & thankful you are passionate about what you do to take your own time to post these videos/blogs! I work in a pathology dept. I assist in FNA procedures.. but on humans.
    1st?: I found a lump on my dog (paperanian) in the prescapular location, had FNA performed, told lipoma, I asked for the slides/results. I only received one slide. I’m curious what’s your policy in office at your practice routinely performs? Is it a typical veterinarian practice to collect an aspirate on only one site of a lump/bump and not make a smear? I received a diff quik stained slide, not a pap stain.
    2nd question: I’ve noticed a cluster of “lipomas” on my dog in the same location where there was previously only one. She also has one new lump/bump on her L. Axillary L.N. I would like a follow up FNA/biopsy on both locations at each site. Not sure if I should see a different Vet/office or simply ask these questions? Just do not want to offend anyone at the same time my dog is my only child, furry or not she’s my one and only.
    Do you happen to have a video on, “How to approach your veterinarian and staff with questions regarding: care, necessity, protocol, and maintenance?” Or “have you ever thought of asking questions but hesitated?
    I apologize. This has become an epic novel of a post. Your insight, knowledge, & experience on any of these topics would be greatly appreciated! You rock Dr. Sue!

  • @KeithRN
    @KeithRN Před 11 měsíci +1

    Your videos are so informative and comforting. 😇 Thank you.

  • @Sarvago
    @Sarvago Před 5 lety +6

    Love the new quality. Looks amazing. Keep up the amazing work.

  • @mollyt4639
    @mollyt4639 Před 3 lety +2

    Pets at home shops have scales to use for free. I pop in regularly & check my dogs weight. Really helpful to check

  • @louiswalsh2011
    @louiswalsh2011 Před 4 lety +11

    Helped me big time thanks alot :)

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 4 lety +3

      Wonderful. Thanks for taking the time to give the positive feedback.

  • @vickifrederick2934
    @vickifrederick2934 Před rokem +1

    I have a hospice baby due to hemangiosarcoma. He lost weight and had a large abdomen. He continues to eat like pig,play . He is on a Chinese herb to keep him from bleeding out.

  • @mary.Jk.1234
    @mary.Jk.1234 Před 4 lety +3

    Thank you for your advice thank you so much ❤❤

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 4 lety +1

      You are so welcome! Thanks for watching and please subscribe xo

  • @cskiles318
    @cskiles318 Před 2 lety +4

    My 13 yr old 16 pound poodle that was a rescue had breathing sounds like snoring. Or copd in a human. We took her to vet. She was very active healthy looking barking. Only prob breathing. Took 4 trips to vet. In an ultra sound liver cancer, the mass was pushing on her lungs. No other signs other than breathing, she ate good everything she always did just struggling to breathe. Right now only pain meds can be giving she still
    Eating good. I know time is close. I though I would add this in case any1 else’s dog had breathing issues recommend ultra sound. Cause all her blood work was good. So sad right now. If was my choice I would let her go now. Idk how painful it is or if the pain pills make her struggle more. I do know it’s end stage. Thanks

  • @HarneetOberoi
    @HarneetOberoi Před 4 lety +6

    My dog was pretty fat, but since 3 months I've noticed that she looks slimmer. She is eating normal and always asking for food like a normal dog. Also she hasn't vomited or anything in these 3 months. But is still looking slimmer. I wonder why. I took her to the Vet just the other day for her skin issue, I thought he would say something about the same but he didn't.

  • @TheIamblessed
    @TheIamblessed Před 4 lety +8

    My cat was a chunky monkey and she threw up almost daily. The little pile bombs she'd leave on my carpets were always in threes. She lived 15 years and I did have to put her down last year but she was fat and healthy until the last few years of her life.

  • @eeeooowoo3475
    @eeeooowoo3475 Před 4 lety +3

    My dog has a small bump on his lower thigh. It’s not a tick, and we’re not sure if it’s a bump from an injury.

  • @dm9860
    @dm9860 Před 5 měsíci

    Nice video thank you Dr Sue.

  • @nataliemenge7032
    @nataliemenge7032 Před 4 lety +3

    Can you talk about multiple myeloma in cats? How different or not different it is from Lymphoma. What is the success rate? Is it more rare or not than SC or LC Lymphoma.

  • @flowersafeheart
    @flowersafeheart Před 4 lety

    Thanks for this very informative video.

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 4 lety

      My pleasure. And I appreciate the positive feedback. So happy this was helpful.

  • @DrRenee1
    @DrRenee1 Před 2 lety +1

    I have a brother and sister, 16 years old, who both have been having health issues. The boy vomited several times a day, the girl had frequent accidents of loose and bloody stools. I took them in for ultrasounds, and they both have lymphomas. Their sister died from lymphoma about 3 years ago. I find it very odd that three cats from the same litter should all get lymphoma. They are currently on prednisolone, and I will not go the chemo route for them. Since starting the prednisolone, the vomiting has almost stopped and there are no more accidents. But I know they probably only have months or weeks left.
    I had another cat several years ago who developed a vaccine associated sarcoma in his thigh. He had surgery 4 times on his right leg. After the last surgery, the cancer did not recur. He ended up dying of sudden cardiac failure at age 16, seven years after we first discovered the cancer.

  • @gracevelyn
    @gracevelyn Před 4 lety +1

    Our 5 year old bluetick has one large swollen lymph node (rt side neck) and the other side is now obviously swollen and palpable...however smaller. Last year he had the exact same "symptom" and our vet removed a seed and the capsulated scar tissue. Do I need a second opinion? Or stick with our same vet because she knows his history?

  • @marmarbanks910
    @marmarbanks910 Před 3 lety +1

    My dog has lumps all over her back and all my vet did was give us shampoo and flea and tick medicine. It took a while to go away even after the treatments. It went away and then came back just recently

  • @anyaconnolly9045
    @anyaconnolly9045 Před 3 lety +1

    My dog just had an FNA on 2 lumps I found, he’s quite a fluffy dog so knew I needed to get tested, one was mostly oily the other she said may come back inconclusive this is on his rib cage. Results come back 3-5 days

  • @yuhanxu4948
    @yuhanxu4948 Před 3 lety

    Can someone help me here?? Our dog almost died from an attack a few years ago and since then his personality shifted 180 degree. A little over a month ago he started showing symptoms of stomach distress (he would whine in the morning and evening after his walks) and as it got worse we went to the vet. The vet had to give him anesthesia to just feel his stomach and take an x-ray. We got nothing concrete.. But he's not getting any better and it breaks my heart that he is in pain. Has anyone else had a similar situation?

  • @futbol1972
    @futbol1972 Před 2 lety +1

    My 9 uear old standard goldendodle started limping out of nowhere from front rigjt wrist/paw. Took him to vet this past sunday and did x rays. Vet was almost 100% sure it was bone cancer by looking at xrays. They did a biopsy on sunday too and they called me Wednesday with results. They said he has no cancer, and that has a benign tumor in his wrist. I have another appointment this Monday for a check up. Right now he is on mess for 10 days and he is doing fine bit still limping a little bit. Will they do surgery to remove it cause obviously it's causing him discomfort. There is no need for amputation right??

  • @lisabroestaff7133
    @lisabroestaff7133 Před 4 lety +7

    We have to make the tough choice whether to go all the way in treating our ten year old Doberman’s cancer. He has a grapefruit sized mass on his spleen. We took him to the vet because he wasn’t pooping.

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 4 lety +2

      Sorry, but you will probably find this video helpful if you have not found it yet:
      czcams.com/video/iz5yiNW_XeM/video.html

    • @Judahstormz
      @Judahstormz Před rokem +1

      I would love to contact you I got a Doberman and he’s going threw a lot rn I don’t know what to do I’m scared

  • @Dolcevita_bakes
    @Dolcevita_bakes Před 4 lety +7

    My fur baby of 14 years has leukemia and apparently her white cell count is over 600 which I was told is way too high. My Lola won’t eat much and is losing weight a lot. She vomits a lot but she eats her treats and still drinks water but doesn’t seem to care much for anything but her treats and her bones and ribs are showing.
    She’s has radio graphs to confirm this. Everything you described is what my dog has.. not sure what to do now.. do I let her go? I’m devastated.. she’s my best friend and companion.. I love her with all my heart.. I don’t want her to suffer.. he suggested an oncologist but admitted she’s so old and coughing and vomiting and not doing well and that the cost for chemotherapy would be astronomical to just then not be able to cure her cause of her age. He looks we should let her go. What do you think?

    • @didemmut7042
      @didemmut7042 Před 3 lety +1

      Follow Rodney Habib and Karen Becker

    • @mmmmlllljohn
      @mmmmlllljohn Před rokem +1

      You know your dog best so what do you think? Is she in pain or nauseous then let her go. Chemo is rough going. Do what is best for her. ❤️🇨🇦

  • @jnv9317
    @jnv9317 Před 4 lety +14

    I never really take my dog to the vet but I’m going to ask me mum for a check up on my dog because recently he’s been shaking allot and hasn’t been eating

    • @lllrevengeful1280
      @lllrevengeful1280 Před 3 lety

      My dog has a tumor we took her to the vet and got her a blood work and she has a worm infection 😫

  • @wecareforpets7997
    @wecareforpets7997 Před 2 lety +5

    Did you know that dogs who are in pain or recovering from treatments like chemo need a lot of extra love? Would you like to know where dogs like to be petted or extra loved the most?

  • @beckyraskin8928
    @beckyraskin8928 Před rokem +4

    Dr Sue - talk about wholistic treatments for cancer, please. I've heard there are some good ones - especially for dogs and cats.
    Thank you for your videos, they are very helpful!

    • @bamasher4384
      @bamasher4384 Před rokem +3

      Holistic vet is Dr. Jones on the Veterinary Secrets channel on CZcams.

  • @cjjdjcfdrci
    @cjjdjcfdrci Před 3 lety +1

    My little girl had cancer during hr first year of life. She is now 6 yrs old and she has a litle white bump on back top of her skin the size of a pea and als o a couple other ones, I vet student said that it was a wart. Should I get another opinion? Thank you in advance!!!

  • @kbye4440
    @kbye4440 Před 3 lety +3

    I have a question! So I took my dog in for a check after seeing small masses on my dog. my vet said that she couldn’t get a fine needle aspiration as her masses are way too small, but recommended removing the masses and her mammary glands. I went ahead, managed to get some money together, sold my soul to the devil (since everything is extremely expensive), and got a surgery scheduled. The surgery is in 2 weeks, ( 4 weeks after the discovery of the masses). My dog has been active, happy and eating correctly, no abnormal symptoms, and the masses have not really grown too much. But I’m worried about metastasis and the fact that vets don’t move fast enough due to their busy schedules. What are the odds of metastasis during a supposedly early cancer stage, after the discovery of pea sized lumps. How fast does metastasis usually happen?

    • @didemmut7042
      @didemmut7042 Před 3 lety

      How are you doing? If still in recovery.. follow this link and similar that will come after this automatically czcams.com/video/HGp2mJrMIY4/video.html. Watch documentary “dog cancer series” it is the diet !!! Change the diet ! No time to waste... no surgery no pills is cure.. the diet is

  • @kaleigonecrazy
    @kaleigonecrazy Před 4 lety +25

    I didn’t see this video soon enough :(

  • @o3198two
    @o3198two Před 2 lety +4

    Curious if you recommend aspirating vs just having the lump removed and then tested afterwards?
    From what I read, aspirating can free cells and have it grow elsewhere and spreading.
    I’m really grateful that you put this video up. We appreciate you.

    • @ABC-xv8nz
      @ABC-xv8nz Před 2 lety +2

      What a great question. Tragic no response to it

    • @leahv3299
      @leahv3299 Před rokem +1

      I also heard about this. I have a vet visit this Monday for my dog Summer. The lump wasn't there 2 weeks ago when I last gave her a bath. Today I found a hard lump on her back left mammary mass and it is at least 2 cm. I'm going to ask the vet to remove it with surgery and then test it afterwards to avoid this issue.

  • @mschirmersf
    @mschirmersf Před 3 lety +6

    My 14.5 year old Cattle Dog started having appetite issues in January and lost 2 lbs in February and then by May 27th it was obvious she lost a lot of weight. I took her in the next day and she had lost 7lbs/9 total since February. She weighs 34lbs. Her liver numbers were high so they did an ultrasound. Her liver was over 90% abnormal. Liver function wasn’t horrible but also not great. Her clotting was fine. They want to do a True Cut Biopsy, but I’m on the fence. I feel like with her liver so abnormal and her not wanting to eat that palliative care and possibly seeking a homeopathic doctor might be the better option. I’m so torn. In my gut i feel like she’s disconnecting and I’m terrified I’ll make a decision that hurts her. It’s so sad.

    • @cathytilford388
      @cathytilford388 Před 2 lety +1

      Prayers for you & your furbaby.

    • @Refertech101
      @Refertech101 Před rokem +2

      homeopathic doctor < = Hack charlatan. I know this is a forgone event, but It is important to say this, Palliative care is what I tend to go with for the older dogs, as even if you could cure it, that damage needs to be repaired and that is much much harder on the body down the road.

  • @meaganhiller3029
    @meaganhiller3029 Před 4 lety +6

    I have been going to vets for years and can’t get an answer. My dog has a literal gold all size bump on her cheek. It started off small, and the first vet said, yes, cancer. Nothing we can do, bring her back when she tells you it’s time. Well, over a year and a half has gone by and she’s still with us, but this lump keeps getting infected. We have an appointment again Friday morning and this time I’m not leaving without an answer. They just keep treating the infection and sending us home. I need to know if this is hurting her! Because if it’s cancer, I don’t want to keep her suffering!

    • @Vem_da_Vida
      @Vem_da_Vida Před 4 lety +2

      I understand, i will pray for her aight? Today i suggest you to go with an person of confidence, if the vet keep that attitude, you 2 confront him, heres brazil its 6 am now, i will get back to sleep, good vibes will came :)

    • @briannaball5164
      @briannaball5164 Před 4 lety +1

      Definitely find another vet, keep searching until you find one you trust! Look at reviews, and ask for recommendations. Sending well wishes for your sweet pup!

    • @sloninjo0000
      @sloninjo0000 Před 3 lety +1

      They want more money of you love...
      You supouse to have the answer after couple checks...I hope your Pet gets better.

    • @didemmut7042
      @didemmut7042 Před 3 lety +1

      Hope you are much better !! Follow the science behind “integrated veterinary” going back to basics.. avoiding money mills of conventional medicine !! They do not cure ! They kill !! here is a link czcams.com/video/HGp2mJrMIY4/video.html, follow the thread and search about “ketodog” “dog cancer series” and others like “petfooled in netflix”. If not already, change the diet !!

    • @meaganhiller3029
      @meaganhiller3029 Před 3 lety

      @@didemmut7042 we had to put her down this summer :-( it was the most gut wrenching, painful thing we have ever been through in our lives. She was in pain, and once she gave us that look letting us know...we knew we had to let her go. She gave us an amazing 15 years. We found a new vet, and she said she wasn’t willing to operate because of her age, and she would have had to remove some of her upper jawbone. All of a sudden during the summer, it just started growing bigger by the day...and it got to the point where she couldn’t close her mouth, and it got pretty yucky. We are pretty sure she had cancer.

  • @azraelmariani1110
    @azraelmariani1110 Před 2 lety +3

    Also I have been told by my veterinarian that cutting into a tumor that may or may not be cancerous is a good idea. It’s not a good idea if it is cancer it’ll spread the cancer cells faster and this is in humans and animals. So sometimes I feel like the medical community also thought miss information and why is that take a guess I’m not gonna say it because I don’t want to be censored

  • @scottdavies8994
    @scottdavies8994 Před 4 lety +2

    Hi Dr. Sue -- We are going back to the vet in a few days but want to know you opinion on the possibilities of disease for our dog:
    On Wednesday 12/25, our 5 year old male mini poodle dog met his cousin (my sister's black lab) for the first time. Our dog does not socialize with other dogs much however my sister's lab does all the time. This information may or may not be relevant...
    On Friday 1/3 we felt a firm grape-size lump under our dog's jaw on the left. On Saturday 1/4 we took him to the vet and were prescribed antibiotics with a follow up in 10 days on 1/13. He had a slight fever at the vet too. Over the weekend that lump grew bigger and the dog began evening sneezing fits, water eyes, some lethargy and not much desire to eat his regular food (he does like rice and ground beef though when his stomach is upset so he'sat least eating that). We took him back to the vet on 1/6 for an aspirate sample, bloodwork and chest xrays for fear of lymphoma. On 1/7 the cytology showed no cancer, the bloodwork looked fine with no infections, and the xrays were clean. The dog still had the fever, some lethargy (but slowly improving) and those wild sneeze fits mostly in the evenings. Today (1/9) he still has all those symptoms, has slowly shown signs of wanting his regular food, but that firm mass remains relatively unchanged since it got to be able the size of a boiled egg cut in half... We can only guess this is maybe influenza, maybe a tooth root abscess, maybe who knows what?! Do you have thoughts?? We are going back to the vet on 1/13.

    • @scottdavies8994
      @scottdavies8994 Před 4 lety

      Adding to my post:
      The reason I ask is because our regular vet is out for the week and we've been seeing a sub. We will see our regular vet on 1/13 but a second opinion (even if it's by my description here) would be appreciated... consulting Dr. Google, I can't find a darn thing about all those symptoms together, the main two being sneezing and a firm mass under the jaw.

    • @courtneyw.9338
      @courtneyw.9338 Před 4 lety

      Canine influenza wouldn't cause a lump

    • @JanetJames-dw6xo
      @JanetJames-dw6xo Před rokem

      L

  • @Leopoldian
    @Leopoldian Před 4 lety +3

    Our Westie just had a mass taken from his throat... turned out to be a diffuse large cell lymphoma tumor. We were told Friday and the specialist isn't open again until Monday. He's perfectly fine within himself and showing no other symptoms. Your videos are helping us a lot to understand the devastating news and hopefully we end up with a type and stage that gives us the most hope.

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 4 lety

      So sorry about the diagnosis but glad you found my channel. Be sure to check out the lymphoma
      czcams.com/play/PLvGBJ56IQLG8Od2OlPRge-00uDB5z2UDv.html
      and also the chemo playlists.
      czcams.com/play/PLvGBJ56IQLG-f_zzztoRM5_aVnw6J8wqY.html

  • @laciecramer621
    @laciecramer621 Před rokem

    My sister took her 4 year old golden retriever and had two different vets look at her multiple skin masses and they both said they were benign without doing a needle asprit or any tests. Is this bad practice and should she go to a different vet? How can they know without doing a test?

  • @angelamorris4304
    @angelamorris4304 Před 3 lety +3

    What kind if cancer causes a cat to not be able to walk? My kitty passed away this past Monday, and believe she had a brain tumor. The bloodwork showed no sign of cancer or other diseases. I miss my kitty girl.

    • @AC-gp7kf
      @AC-gp7kf Před 10 měsíci

      It could be a blood clot that got lodged where the tail is. That’s what happen to my cat years ago and we had to put him down. Might not have been cancer in your case but a traveling blood clot that lodged somewhere

  • @Gabriel-zy6qm
    @Gabriel-zy6qm Před 8 měsíci

    I would really love to get your recommendations on my dog Scotty. The one in Brewster

  • @jessicakabelwelter2774

    My moms cat has a lump on her lip.
    It grew. We have an app Monday..
    She vomits but she’s been doing that for years....?! I had no idea that it wasn’t normal for them to vomit... she isn’t losing weight or anything. She’s eating normally too

  • @ncbluegrassevents1984
    @ncbluegrassevents1984 Před 3 lety

    Dr Sue what do you think of Tagamet and Benadryl treatment for cancer? Tagamet was developed for colon and breast cancer but has the side effect of low acid. This is an affordable price for dog owners - will it work?

    • @didemmut7042
      @didemmut7042 Před 3 lety

      Best treatment for cancer is diet ! Watch “dog cancer series” documentary and also watch and follow the links of this link czcams.com/video/HGp2mJrMIY4/video.html

  • @patricekell6567
    @patricekell6567 Před 4 lety +1

    Some of the probiotics and Immune supportive compounds are not available in Canada. Suggestions?

    • @didemmut7042
      @didemmut7042 Před 3 lety

      Order online from sites like “mercola healthy pets”

  • @catmogs9443
    @catmogs9443 Před 3 lety

    1st obvious sign something was wrong, my cat was licking concrete,vet said 'perhaps he jus likes liking concrete',a few weeks later took him back he got cancer,he died on Tues 😿

  • @user-marco789
    @user-marco789 Před 3 lety

    I had a pit bull and he was albino I believe his skin was too sensitive his skin was so pink he passed.away of skin cancer and now I own a Great Pyrenees and I believe shes also albino,shes 8 months and her skin has turned really pink and her nose has a little bit of pink she wasn’t like that when she was little can someone please help?

  • @nataliemenge7032
    @nataliemenge7032 Před 4 lety +4

    Can you point me to the video or blog that can give ideas on what causes cancer in cats?

    • @louisaugust1815
      @louisaugust1815 Před 3 lety +1

      dogs and cats eat meat by-products and even when they say its of the highest quality dog/cat food its still meat. Deer, elk and moose are vegetarian. Meat also causes obesity, diabetes and heart disease, enough said. Meat is poison

  • @nolavout3025
    @nolavout3025 Před rokem

    Webtoon, feel your pain, so sorry, think i m heading in that direction too with my beagle, dreading it, take care, love from uk

  • @nolavout3025
    @nolavout3025 Před rokem +1

    My beagle now twelve is drinking a lot, peeing a lot, panting a lot, losing hair, lyingn on cold floors, full of lumps, had a cancerous one not far from adrenal glands removed in december, change of personality, slightly big round the belly, going on strike on walks, eating like theres no tomorrow, all signs of cushings, right? Oh and shaking back legs

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před rokem

      I’m so sorry you are going through all of this. It is obvious you are a dedicated pet parent. I wish I could help you more, but maybe you should consider getting a second opinion or seeing a specialist. 🤍🤍

    • @nolavout3025
      @nolavout3025 Před rokem

      @@DrSueCancerVet thanx for your response, yes losing faith in my vet considering going elsewhere unfortunately out vet gets a bit nasty if u go for a second opinion

  • @shelleymesserli3587
    @shelleymesserli3587 Před rokem

    I feel so guilty. My cat was so sick and I begged a vet to please look at my poor boy I had some money but not enough for anyone to even look at him. Then he got really sick and I took him in and they told me it would be 4000 min to treat him and no guarantee he would survive. I didn't have any money and I put him to sleep at 13 and I will never forgive myself it haunts me to this day

    • @thetruthhurts599
      @thetruthhurts599 Před rokem

      Oh Shelly. Your little boy knew if you had the funds you would've paid any and everything to ensure his health! Don't be hard on yourself. These little defenseless creatures need people like you, who give them a fighting chance!!! Life is so hard and I'm sure you did your best. Be good and love yourself!!!

  • @kaspareddyyeruva
    @kaspareddyyeruva Před 3 lety

    Nice info plz continue

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 3 lety

      Thank you, I will and I appreciate the support. 😊💜

  • @k_bu17
    @k_bu17 Před rokem

    My 6 year old maltipoo has a skin colored lump on her back and it’s been there a few months I showed the vet last month and she said I need to get a biopsy but I just looked at it and it looks like there’s a tiny hole in it and wet liquid . Is this a sign of cancer ? I’m so scared my beautiful sweet girl I can’t even imagine anything happening to her

  • @mealsonwheels5139
    @mealsonwheels5139 Před 3 lety

    Zomedica will have a new scanner coming to vets in March for scanning dogs and cats for thyroid cancer. And same day diagnosis.

  • @The_gaming_unicorn2
    @The_gaming_unicorn2 Před rokem

    I got a question my dog is vomit sometimes what could that be we think it a stomach bag

  • @stella8778
    @stella8778 Před 3 lety +1

    I think my 14 year old husky has cancer, she has been picky with her food and I found a bump on her neck, we will bring her to the vet soon. I'm not ready to say goodbye to her..

  • @quart3rbackpunk
    @quart3rbackpunk Před 4 lety

    my poor dog had a 105 fever but took some medicine and now she's better, but still looks sad and tired. I noticed she started swelling under her chin and on her back leg. we thought maybe she had an allergic reaction to the medicine so we gave her an allergy pill, but this morning she still looks swollen. Is there anything I can do?

    • @didemmut7042
      @didemmut7042 Před 3 lety

      Change the diet and leave the conventional treatment ! czcams.com/video/HGp2mJrMIY4w/video.htmlatch this.. watch “ dog cancer series”

  • @harikumargopakumar4787

    I have daschund 10 years . Its not eating for past 2 weeks . We are forcefully giving food direct in his month. It is feeling very difficult the swallow food and water and even it can bend his neck to drink water by his own . Plz suggest what kind of problem is that .

  • @beverlyketchum4023
    @beverlyketchum4023 Před 3 lety +1

    How do you feel about CBD'S for dogs with brain cancer? How much for a Jack Russell.

  • @carolebradford9187
    @carolebradford9187 Před 2 lety

    So basically when my dog was vomiting and diarrhea his Cancer would of been advanced. My vet didn't think it wss serious and diagnosed him with reflux, possible Addison disease, chrons, abcess, in the end it was Cancer, very confusing time for us all, in the end he was euthanized. Devastating he was only 4 years old. Would this be a genetic cancer being so young and all? He ate the best, lots of exercise and wonderful care.

  • @juliasewillfarmer6073
    @juliasewillfarmer6073 Před rokem +2

    My cat Audie 5 years old has sarcoma from the vaccine used for immunizations. He is very sick. He's such a sweet cat.

  • @maryzaquiblat9885
    @maryzaquiblat9885 Před 4 lety +1

    Hi doc, can young dogs have cancer? My dog is 5 years old, and we have noticed some lump on his neck and feet. 😭😭😭😔😔😔 I am hoping for your reply. Please! Thank you!

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 4 lety +1

      Yes unfortunately we can diagnose cancer in young dogs, but it also could be something else. Please bring him to your veterinarian. Thanks for watching and good luck! xo

  • @Cg-222
    @Cg-222 Před 2 lety

    My dog tazz have megasafacus and cancer on his veins vessel So is so complicated

  • @waleyefish9026
    @waleyefish9026 Před 3 lety +1

    1 out of 3 Dogs die from Cancer. The Vets have no remedy for this. Try to take care of your dog, until the dog suffers to much.🙏

  • @poopybuttpoop1198
    @poopybuttpoop1198 Před 3 lety

    My mom. Really doesn’t want to pay vet expenses but my dog has a lump on her shoulder about 1 and a half quarters wide and when I touch it it’s squishy but as I go Lower it gets tougher. She is 2 years old. She eat about the same maybe a little less. And she doesn’t seem too bothered by it. She doesn’t bite at it or scratch it. She only scratches when she is doing both sides of her body and there’s only lump on one side. I know you said not to ask you but my mom really can’t pay if it’s nothing. And I haven’t noticed it at all until it got to it’s current size. So I don’t know if it grew. Does anyone know what this is? Can anyone help me out pleas?

    • @kattee6227
      @kattee6227 Před 3 lety

      hey, it could be many things, my dog had a huge bump on his back, took him to a vet, doctor said it was neither cancer or a trauma bump. the bump went away so i suppose it wasn’t cancer! you definitely need to monitor the changes in size of lump!

    • @poopybuttpoop1198
      @poopybuttpoop1198 Před 3 lety

      @@kattee6227 the lump went away in a week

  • @eyemallears2647
    @eyemallears2647 Před 4 měsíci

    Thank you

  • @DJohnWWright_
    @DJohnWWright_ Před 4 lety +18

    My dog just died from it😢

  • @nikimethadonefreeiam1800
    @nikimethadonefreeiam1800 Před 2 měsíci

    She has frequent urination and the vet did an ultrasound just now and saw a big mass in her kidneys in her kidneys

  • @glennporter4439
    @glennporter4439 Před 3 lety

    I am needing a vet in North Carolina to check my dog because she does have cancer she's 13 years old and I would like for her to be seen by a professional vet. We live in Hickory nc

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 3 lety

      You can find an oncologist near you at
      www.acvim.org

  • @shiloh9697
    @shiloh9697 Před 3 lety

    My cat just got spayed and a couple weeks they got her stitches out I noticed that one of her nipple was really red

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 3 lety

      Definitely go have your vet check it out if it does not improve.

  • @nolavout3025
    @nolavout3025 Před rokem +1

    Just subscribed by the way

  • @barbaramataliano8629
    @barbaramataliano8629 Před rokem +1

    Oh my God some pets don't eat because I have an upset stomach I've had plenty of pets throughout my life that stopped eating I forced them gave them IVs even if tab of honey the next day they were fine and eating well do not give your pet appetite stimulus at the vet give you they're very dangerous tell your vet you want vitamin B12 buy a couple of cans of prescribed appetite stimulus cat food it works very well without any side effects but whatever you do do not give them diuretics or appetite stimulus if you want your pet to live

  • @tommyflynn8746
    @tommyflynn8746 Před 4 lety +1

    My dog has been to the vet recently. She had a huge bump on her side and the vet said to not worry about it. Do you know what this could be? it is on her ribs. She also eats and acts normally. Except when she walks up the stairs. I need help!!!

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 4 lety

      I recommend you watch this video. Vlog 73: czcams.com/video/1fHwHAUFgC8/video.html
      No one can look at a mass, or feel a mass, and know what it is. I typically start with an aspirate. #WhyWaitAspirate

    • @carlkpsplucky5554
      @carlkpsplucky5554 Před 4 lety

      If the vet said not to worry about it it cool just be a fatty lymphoma. Those are typically harmless.

  • @Itsonlyvibes
    @Itsonlyvibes Před 7 měsíci

    My family had to put our baby down yesterday. She was soooo sick and in pain

  • @kaspareddyyeruva
    @kaspareddyyeruva Před 3 lety +1

    I am vet from india. Following you madam

  • @eneeland
    @eneeland Před 2 lety +3

    Why use 10 words when 100 will do.

  • @ILoveSoonkyu
    @ILoveSoonkyu Před 3 lety

    A boney lump appeared on my dog's head. Near the eye area
    It used to be small but it's doubling its size.... I can't find an article about this "boney lump"
    Anyone please help :(

    • @ILoveSoonkyu
      @ILoveSoonkyu Před 3 lety

      He's not getting weaker tho??
      He eats and plays just fine

    • @didemmut7042
      @didemmut7042 Před 3 lety

      You may consider changing the diet !! Or at least adding natural supplements.. here is a link to watch and follow thread of it.. czcams.com/video/HGp2mJrMIY4/video.html .. also “ketodog center” documentary “dog cancer series” is a must see!!! One cannot afford to pass on the facts of cancer! Hope you are doing ok !

  • @bob-pr8ye
    @bob-pr8ye Před 2 lety

    10:46 ..... That dog was LOVING IT

  • @00jamz
    @00jamz Před 3 lety

    My dog has it and she's not dead yet and I really hope ahd can get cured

    • @didemmut7042
      @didemmut7042 Před 3 lety

      Change the diet! Watch this link and others that comes after czcams.com/video/HGp2mJrMIY4/video.html watch “dog cancer series” !! It is the diet !! pills and surgery sometimes do more harm than good.. diet diet diet !

  • @lynndeatherage3792
    @lynndeatherage3792 Před rokem

    my cat dakota hadca large tumor inside of tummy and and he slowly dying i knew he is dying
    i had to.put him died down. it was quiet.

  • @user-ym7ou5rd7y
    @user-ym7ou5rd7y Před 3 lety +2

    Im so scared my dog has had a lump on her side forever, and this year it has doubled in size :((

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 3 lety +1

      Please go see your veterinarian for an aspirate.
      czcams.com/video/1fHwHAUFgC8/video.html

    • @marilynsmith7636
      @marilynsmith7636 Před 3 lety

      @@DrSueCancerVet hi Dr Sue can you help me plz my dog is a jackrosel and she has her buth hole with blood like its out ple help wat can i give her

    • @didemmut7042
      @didemmut7042 Před 3 lety

      marilyn Smith still fighting? How are you doing?

  • @barbaramataliano8629
    @barbaramataliano8629 Před rokem +1

    Dr Sue just very curious I took my cat just six different vets within 9 months because they all diagnosed my cat with different things they all said worms and fleas can't cause a cat to have fluid in abdomen diarrhea and weight loss I think they're totally wrong the first that took x-rays told my cat had a mass and only 3 weeks to live I didn't believe her took him to another vet I swear she became a vet just so she can kill animals cuz she hated them found another vet said he didn't have cancer his blood work ultrasound everything was fine but couldn't figure out why I had fluid in the abdomen gave him the diuretics he was fine the first month he took him got rid of the fluid he told me to keep on giving and doing so the flu wouldn't come back he got extremely dehydrated couldn't lift his head couldn't balance his body Russian to the emergency room they diagnosed him with the enlarged heart thinking that he has intestinal cancer they wouldn't even treat him he's they said he would die within hours after 6 hours of holding him and looking at him he was declining they threatened me to call Animal Control if I brought him home they put my cat to sleep without even knowing what was wrong with him I told them he was taken diuretics and I think that he needed potassium fluids but they wouldn't listen to me what is your opinion they locked me in they wouldn't even let me leave with my cat somehow I feel like that should be against the law

    • @crwonshe
      @crwonshe Před rokem

      They are there for the love of money, and they take pleasure sacrificing animals. Stay away from conventional medical system and look for holistic functional medicine, choose vets that actually aren't married with big farma. When a pet gets flees and parasites means their gut isn't healthy, there is sludge that needs to be detox, parasites love unhealthy weak systems.. Do not give them chemical anti biotics, that creates more disease, but look for natural herbs and natural food (raw) and ORGANIC and if they want to fast let them fast, industrialised food and stress makes animals sick.

  • @lynngalarza9556
    @lynngalarza9556 Před rokem

    I'm would like the classified newspaper the white section for the tiny

  • @user-qk4ej6wj7z
    @user-qk4ej6wj7z Před 5 měsíci

    Do they vomit when they have this this tumor on their breasts like a foamy white stuff

  • @nolavout3025
    @nolavout3025 Před rokem +1

    I m losing faith in my vet, my dog has all signs of cushings, has now been tested for just about everything, thyroid, diabetes, liver, kidneys, heart and he still cant tell me whats wrong, now wants to go for an ultrasound for liver cancer, costing me thousands and he s now not insured. Asked him if cushings test he originally did was accurate and response was no, beginning to give up, just want an answer!!! I m sure i m getting fleeced

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 11 měsíci

      It sounds like a referral/2nd opinion to an internist is next and they can typically do the ultrasound too plus review tests done and make recommendations. I am sorry you are going through this.

  • @cynthialarrison9150
    @cynthialarrison9150 Před 3 lety +3

    What is unfortunate many local vets dismiss many of these

    • @DrSueCancerVet
      @DrSueCancerVet  Před 3 lety

      It is so important to be your pet's advocate 💜 xo

    • @arlenegreenbaum2110
      @arlenegreenbaum2110 Před 3 lety

      @@DrSueCancerVet that what happen to my cat after she got her shots. They didn’t fine what was wrong right alway. She didn’t lose weight yet. She had some throwing up because she had long hair.

    • @bettyduncan8580
      @bettyduncan8580 Před 3 lety

      You are so right. The last couple of office visits I told the vet my dog seemed like he was losing weight, and office vet tech was quite a bit dismissive.

    • @bettyduncan8580
      @bettyduncan8580 Před 3 lety

      Trust your own feelings and intuition about your beloved pet. You are their best advocate.

  • @williamgreen9865
    @williamgreen9865 Před měsícem

    My lab has alot of soft, movable lumps under the skin.

  • @Missyou-.
    @Missyou-. Před 11 měsíci

    Veterinarian costs are ridiculously high, the only thing I can do is feed my pets good quality food and anything else, try and treat them naturally 😞

  • @user-wu7jl8qn1c
    @user-wu7jl8qn1c Před 10 měsíci

    αυξημενα ηοατικα ενζυμα στον 11 χρονο σκυλο μου με πολυ καλες εξετασεις κ κλινικη εικονα.μας συστησε διαιτα κ να κοψοημε το συμπληρωμα που επαιρνε γισ αθρωσεις.φοβαμσι μηπως εχει τπτ αλλο

  • @plinko5737
    @plinko5737 Před 5 lety +2

    nice video