Tag Archives: oncologist

Dog And Cat Osteosarcoma

Osteosarcoma. It’s an ugly word for an ugly disease. And it’s taking my friend, Catherine, pictured below, whom I’ve been treating since 2003. Let’s break down the word. “Osteo” is a Latin prefix referring to bone. “Sarcoma” describes a group of usually malignant tumors of connective tissue such as bone, ligament, fat, cartilage and various [...]

Disposing Of Pets’ Unwanted Medication

Marty writes to ask what to do with leftover medication that a deceased pet was unable to use. Our sympathy and our prayers go out to Marty in this time of loss. Every MyPetsDoctor.com reader can relate to the sad feeling of a pet lost to disease, injury or old age. To allow that pet [...]