[header] How to care for a dog with brain cancer [title] Talk to your vet. [step] If you dog has been diagnosed with brain cancer, you should discuss different cancer treatments with him. He may also recommend you see a veterinary oncologist, who is a vet specialist that deals with animal cancer treatments.
[header] How to care for a dog with brain cancer [title] Talk to your vet. [step] If you dog has been diagnosed with brain cancer, you should discuss different cancer treatments with him. He may also recommend you see a veterinary oncologist, who is a vet specialist that deals with animal cancer treatments.
One of the most common brain cancer treatments is cognitive behavioral therapy (cbt). [substeps] You will likely be diagnosed with cbt upon your first visit to your vet and in approximately two years after it occurs. Discuss all the different options with him, since the treatment will vary depending on your specific dog's case. [substeps] Your vet or the vet oncologist can also offer insight into what the treatment will entail, what your dog will go through, and how much it will cost. Take your pet to a veterinarian that is trained and licensed. Your vet may have information that can be helpful if your dog is on a medication that causes brain cancer. [substeps] Although your dog may have the tumor, his liver is fully functional. He does not have a malignant tumor at this point, but his liver will try to repair it.