Let us know if you have tried Tanovea to treat dog lymphoma in your pup!

Unfortunately after 6 months of remission and 4 months after the end of the CHOP protocol the Lymphoma has returned. I was so hopeful after seeing this video but the cost to treat my dog with Tanovea will be over $8,000 for 6 treatments and that doesn’t include anything else that could occur during the treatments. This is so upsetting that these treatments couldn’t be more affordable. Also there are no clinical trials around New Jersey and I have to travel 1 hour and 40 minutes just to see a veterinary oncologist. This is all just so very sad. I’m hoping that giving Turkey tail mushroom supplements, anti inflammatory supplements and organic protein will help slow the progression. Good luck to all of you that choose to do Tanovea!

@TwoBassholesandaKaren7107

2 жыл бұрын

I have the same set of limitations. I am using mushrooms as well with only prednisone. We are at four months since diagnosis. She is still energetic and playful. One tumor is rather large so I’m not sure how much time she has, but she seems to have quality of life yet.

@tomlowe8086

2 жыл бұрын

@@TwoBassholesandaKaren7107 Sad, the amount of money they rip you for knowing you are willing to do anything for your pet. It's a crime.

@yellowmyke26

2 жыл бұрын

My dog could not get through the chemo. We were told he had about a week to live on February 18th. I was able to get his regular vet to prescribe Laverdia CA1. Its June and he is still here. Its worth a shot and its not that expensive. Hope it works for you

My girl is in her third chemo protocol for large cell b-cell multicentric lymphoma. The first time, she had CHOP but reacted badly to the prednisone, she she was weaned off it ASAP. She stayed in remission 2-1/2 months after her last treatment. When it returned, she had the Tanovea protocol. It was very harmful to her skin - many issues and infections. Her remission was 3 months + 1 week after the last treatment. Then lymphoma came back again. This time she is on a Doxorubicin/ Tanovea protocol of a single treatment every 3 weeks starting with Doxo for a total of 3 cycles. We also reduced the Tanovea to 1 vial this time (she is 60 lbs). So far, so good! This time, my girl is also going to an integrative TCVM vet to help with side effects. So far, so good! She is one week beyond her first Tanovea treatment. 2 more weeks then Two more cycles of Doxo/ Tanovea each given singularly three weeks apart. One thing not mentioned in the video was when asked “why alternate Doxorubicin with Tanovea?” The reason is that doxorubicin is damaging to the heart after so many total treatments. There is total lifetime dosage of doxorubicin. It is not safe for the heart to continue doxorubicin without limitations. And by the way, The Dog Cancer Survival Guide was extremely essential and got me through the toughest news I’ve ever received. Not only did the diet help but also the emotional help contained in the beginning of the book.

@christysmith2807

2 жыл бұрын

I am new to this. My dog was diagnosed last week. What is halo?

@tjayay

2 жыл бұрын

@@christysmith2807 sorry to hear the news

McGee failed Doxorubicin only after 2 treatments. We switched to Tanovea. He will have his 5th Tanovea treatment in 2 weeks. He has sailed through chemo. He hasn’t had any skin issues. He takes 10 mg of prednisone every other day. He has a great appetite and is energetic. He was diagnosed with B cell lymphoma. Logically I realize he can’t stay on chemo the rest of his life, but I’m worried about how long until the cancer comes back after his last treatment. I switched to Dr. Harvey’s paradigm and give him turkey tail mushroom. My vet recommended against apocaps. I’m torn about what to do there.

@DogCancer

2 жыл бұрын

This is one of the things many folks facing lymphoma end up feeling -- they have so much support from chemo, they worry that once it's gone "nothing will help." Don't forget there are many other things to support your dog. Your vet may want to revisit Apocaps and other supportive supplements in Dr. Dressler's book once he's off chemo. Usually vets don't want to do too much while on chemo, just to make sure that when side effects occur, they can figure out what's causing what. Either way, don't lose hope -- there is a lot you will still be able to do!

Whats other options remain if both CHOP and Tanovea failed?...

@DogCancer

9 ай бұрын

There are lots of strategies that might be available depending upon your dog's case. HEre's our article on lymphoma, which might help you www.dogcancer.com/articles/types-of-dog-cancer/lymphoma-in-dogs/

Is tanovea only for lymphoma b cell? My oncologist refused to treat our dog with t cell lymphoma with the tanovea. Please help.

@DogCancer

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Follie - Tanovea can be used for both T-cell and B-cell, but it works best for B-cell. I hope you are able to find a treatment plan that works for you and your dog!