Online Courses
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Feeding the Cancer Patient with Dr. Judy Jasek
In this course Dr. Judy Jasek goes over the importance of a nutritious diet and how to provide it when your pet needs it most.
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Mistletoe for Cancer with Dr. Judy Jasek
Learn about the incredible history and modern uses of Mistletoe in cancer treatment with Dr. Judy Jasek
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Ozone Therapy for Cancer with Dr. Judy Jasek
Dr. Judy Jasek goes over the benefits and administration of Ozone Therapy for Cancer Patients.
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Longevity for Cats, Dogs, & Horses
Dr. Judy Morgan highlights the most important steps pet parents can take to increase cat and dog longevity, and horse owners can learn from Dr. Joyce Harman.
Cancer Blog Posts
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Cancer Awareness Month
What is Cancer?
Cancer is a disease in which some of the body’s cells grow uncontrollably and spread to other parts of the body.
Cancer can start almost anywhere in the body, which is made up of trillions of cells. Normally, cells grow and multiply to form new cells as the body needs them.
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Warning Signs of Cancer
By petting, grooming, and exercising your pet every day, you can actually be checking for warning signs of cancer. Here are some things to look for:
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Finding Hidden Tumors
Tumors have a way of hiding in unsuspecting places, often not found until too much damage has occurred leaving the body's immune defenses unable to fight the cancer.
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Why Are More Dogs Dying of This Deadly Cancer?
Hemangiosarcoma is a rapidly growing, highly invasive, malignant variety of cancer, occurring almost exclusively in dogs and rarely in cats.
VDI LABORATORY
Essential Wellness + Cancer Risk Assessment Test Kit is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Dr. Judy's Constitutions
Supporting your pet with a Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) diet simply means maximizing their lifespan by feeding them ingredients that address their specific needs. Take the pet personality quiz and learn how to best support your pet.
Cancer | Watch on YouTube
Cancer in dogs and cats is one of the most challenging health conditions pet owners and veterinarians face. Various genetic, environmental, and dietary factors are believed to influence its development. Typically affecting older dogs and cats, cancer symptoms can range from visible lumps and unusual swelling to behavioral changes and unexplained weight loss. While many forms of canine and feline cancer remain difficult to treat definitively, early detection and management strategies greatly improve quality of life. Rather than seeking complete cures, the goal often shifts towards effective management and comfort.
