TOPIC: Patient Stories
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Seamus the Wonder Dog: Hope on Three Legs
Guest Blogger | August 17, 2018
By Anita M. Pariseau On New Year’s Day 2017 we loaded our three dogs into the car to go for a walk in Garden of the Gods, near where we live in Colorado Springs. Later that evening our golden retriever began to limp and favor his right hind leg. I suspected...
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Leg Amputation
Leg Amputation: Will my dog be okay?
Staff Writer | May 03, 2019
Deciding to amputate your pet’s leg can be difficult and emotional. At the Flint Animal Cancer Center, we understand your fears and provide support to each patient family throughout the process. Amputation is one of the best treatment options to control or eliminate certain types of cancer, and many patients undergo this surgery without complication each year.
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Nasal Osteosarcoma
Nasal osteosarcoma patient lives purrfectly ever after cancer
Staff Writer | March 21, 2019
In 2016, Zoey was diagnosed with nasal osteosarcoma, a rare cancer in cats. More than two years after radiation treatment, Zoey's fairy "tail" proves happy endings are possible after cancer.
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Cancer Stories
Facing cancer together.
Staff Writer | June 20, 2019
Connie and Leo were diagnosed with cancer within days of each other.
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Otis' Journey with Osteosarcoma
Carol Kaune | October 04, 2018
It got too hard. We were supposed to travel to Maine on August 21 for a week with the family on Damariscotta Lake but the days without eating started getting longer and the good days were dwindling in numbers, so we cancelled our trip and headed to the mountains....
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