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CDS for Dog with osteosarcoma 02 Jan 2014 15:45 #38224

Nizazw Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 1 Thank you received: 0	Lia, our 8 year dog was diagnosed with advanced stage osteosarcoma in her front leg. Mother is thinking of treating her with CDS by 1000 protocol. Lia weighs 60 kilograms. I do not know if it could be effective at this stage and also she is getting non steroidal anti inflammatory drug and Tramadol against pain. Thank you so much for your time and effort
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CDS for Dog with osteosarcoma 02 Jan 2014 18:17 #38225

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Sounds good to me! I don't know if the drugs and CDS would interfere with each other or not. Hopefully someone else will know. Might I suggest you try the new CDH. You might be able to get more into her without stomach upset and all. Being this cancer is in the bones maybe try the CDH with DMSO so that maybe it will penetrate into the bones better? Just my thoughts. Hope it goes well for you!. Also, I might suggest, that if she is eating regular store dog food to change her over to a natural dog food diet. It will help for sure.

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