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Need Guidance for Dog with Open Tumor

Posted By Leslie (Parkesburg, Pa) on 07/07/2016

For weeks now I have been feeding my English Pointer, Dorrie turmeric mixed with coconut oil for a mammary gland tumor that was the size of an orange. A few days ago, a small hole (about the circumference of a pencil eraser) formed on the side of the tumor...lots of fluid came out, very little blood...now the hole is about 2 inches in diameter and I can see this "stuff" inside of it. I have been putting turmeric w/coconut oil on and in the hole and keeping it covered. There is very little fluid coming out now...how do I proceed? Will the "stuff" eventually come out? The tumor is smaller than it originally was, however, it doesn't seem to be getting any smaller. Can someone give me some guidance? Thank you so much!

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(Mpls., Mn) on 07/08/2016

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Hey Leslie,

If this were my dog I would have this thing removed surgically so that the tissue could be closed up and heal. It certainly is possible for this wound to eventually heal with the tumor tissue sloughing off bit by bit, but it will be work and lots of bathing to keep it clean and sanitary. So, surgery would be my short cut if it does not put your girl at risk. If you are concerned about any malignancies, I would keep up with the oral dosing.

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(Mpls., Mn) on 07/08/2016

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Theresa's interest in pet health started with a bird keeping hobby at age 14, where she learned from another hobbyist that the simple addition of Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) in a bird's drinking water kept fungal infections away; she was able to share this with her avian vet who in turn prescribed it to her own clients; Theresa was surprised to learn that she could teach her vet a thing or two. This important lesson - that each of us can be a teacher - was a turning point for Theresa, and fueled her quest for the knowledge held in lore, and remedies passed by word of mouth. That quest for knowledge continues to this day, as new and old remedies alike are explored. She may not have experience with a particular issue, but she will research it to the best of her ability and share what she finds freely, in the hopes that you can heal or improve your pet's health.

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Hey Leslie!

I am sorry your former vet gave you grief :( A good vet works with you, rather than taking the role of a dictator. A good vet recognizes that YOU are the primary care taker has the most qualified opinion. You might find a holistic vet here - the webpage is putzy and takes a while to load and you have to scroll down to see that it has loaded. But if you can get past the quirks of the website it has good info and 28 possible vets for you:

http://www.ahvma.org/find-a-holistic-veterinarian/

Please let us know how it goes - what you learn and share helps another in your shoes. Thanks!

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Replied by Leslie (Parkesburg, Pa) on 07/08/2016

I am taking her to a vet tomorrow. I first called my regular vet's office and they gave me so much grief I decided to take her somewhere else. We don't have any vets around here who believe in holistic medicine, so I am getting lots of judgement. I got off the phone with the vet and burst into tears.

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Replied by Leslie (Parkesburg, Pa) on 07/08/2016
Thank you! I will definitely share my story. Reading all the other stories on here is what gave me the hope and confidence to try holistic treatments/remedies.

Replied by Patricia (Downsville) on 07/07/2016

Regarding your dogs ear tumor.

Look into bloodroot salve with chapparal aka brand name X I don't believe I can mention but it is by Gregg Caton herbalist presently in ecuador. Ask Gregg how to get to the old testimonials in the wayback machine for skin cancer. Gregcaton.com for his bio. I used the salve version and cured a basal cell carcinoma on my forehead. $49 2 months and 4 biopsies later proved the dermatologist to be wrong when he said "it's still there"

Greg's internal liquid solution killed a good portion of my sons brain tumor from the inside out. The MRI report said it in cryptic terminology. His surgeon would never agree.

Home made Hemp oil helped too. Which was better? Which worked? Which didn't? I don't know.

Burzinski's plan B (because the FDA didn't approve plan A for my son) shrunk the second tumor 26% along with the hemp oil he used, in about a month. The oncologist did not agree. Was convinced Burzinski is a quack. I believe he was determined to bury the evidence.

Unfortunately plan B included about 4 different chemo therapy drugs that targeted certain things and this was in addition to his red serum (forget its name) one of the chemo drugs had a warning for breathing problems (forget the wording) that could be fatal. Month 2 he was diagnosed by the oncologist as having respiratory distress which to medicine was incurable, said his fiance. I found 4 or 5 people in Canada that awakened on the respirator months later cured. The respirator choice for the respiratory distress, he said, would mean that we would never talk to him again.

He convinced my son's fiance to "make him comfortable" Code word (forensic coroner's words) for assisted suicide was best choice only my son wasn't asked if he wanted to be suicided. He was dead within 24 hours. Four people knew what was going on. I wasn't one of them. No autopsy was performed because one of the four, instead of granting my wishes to demand an autopsy, got the body released to the funeral parlor. Once you are shipped out of the hospital they won't you back for an autopsy said the hospital. I couldn't get and autopsy without paying a private forensic coroner $5000 at that time and it would be too late unless performed before the funeral parlor did its work.

I know this is gruesome. Maybe some body can find some good in here.

I discovered last month that cell phones are responsible for brain tumors new studies show. Nothing can bring back my only child, but somehow, I think, pursuing this legal avenue feels the right thing to do. Gives me a new purpose, perhaps my only purpose, for this life.

Sorry to be so irrelevant to the bleeding ear tumor. I wish I was allowed to give product names. I used it for a small basal cell carcinoma the size of a dime only two applications and 8 hours of pain. That was traumatic choice and the testimonial of a man in Australia with a tongue tumor with pictures convinced me that it worked and so I tried it. This is no longer on the site but is I believe still on the waybackmachine. Before the FDA got into the mix there were tons of other testimonials that it worked on the site.

Patricia

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Replied by Suseeq (Sydney, Australia) on 07/08/2016

Please don't give up hope and get upset. I have a little experience with tumors. Go to your holistic vet, maybe have it removed as Thesesa said and give the best diet you can give, all raw and add turmeric, vitamin c 500mg 3x daily bath area half teaspoon calendula in cup warm water.

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Replied by Leslie (Parkesburg, Pa) on 08/12/2016

UPDATE: Had tumor surgically removed. Dorrie is doing great now! Thanks for the encouraging words.

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Replied by Glynnis (Baton Rouge La.) on 10/03/2016

Someone Please Help me and my best friend in the world. I can't eat sleep. I'm in pain right with my dog Mentally. I just went threw FLOOD. Lost everything. I can not afford vet at all. My dog has two Big masses under her breast. One has a large hole. Shes lost soooo much weight. And the hole stinks. I clean with peroxide akline water. Sometime with two drops raw Apple cider vinegar. I'm using Turrmeric power and also grounding Turmeric root in her food. With omega 3. Flex seed. Fish oil. I've also used castor oil. The Hole has gotten deeper and bigger. I feed her nuts. Broccoli. Apples kale. Veggie burger. Akline water. Raw beets. I give her probiotics I keep hole clean and covered. It stinks. She lost so much weight. I don't no what else to do. I can not live without her. If she goes. I want go with her that's how much I love her. She's the first dog I've every touch. I've had her for 9yrs. She taught me soooo much love. Joy. Her name is skylier. My best friend is an Rat terrier. With all due respect. We don't have time for read this and read that. She needs advise. Or help right now. Please get in touch if u can help

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(Mpls., Mn) on 10/03/2016

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Theresa's interest in pet health started with a bird keeping hobby at age 14, where she learned from another hobbyist that the simple addition of Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) in a bird's drinking water kept fungal infections away; she was able to share this with her avian vet who in turn prescribed it to her own clients; Theresa was surprised to learn that she could teach her vet a thing or two. This important lesson - that each of us can be a teacher - was a turning point for Theresa, and fueled her quest for the knowledge held in lore, and remedies passed by word of mouth. That quest for knowledge continues to this day, as new and old remedies alike are explored. She may not have experience with a particular issue, but she will research it to the best of her ability and share what she finds freely, in the hopes that you can heal or improve your pet's health.

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Hello Glynnis,

Please google RAT TERRIER RESCUE and contact one of the groups to see if they can help. At the very least your girl needs to see a vet. Sending prayers you get the help you need.

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Replied by Glynnis (Baton Rouge La.) on 10/06/2016

Thank u. Because I've tried reaching out to Eva one for help.

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Replied by Donna (Ma) on 10/03/2017

My dog has a mammatory tumor that all of a sudden got huge. Now it has opened up some and stuff that was on the inside is outside. They can not surgacialy remove it. So I am putting warm soaks with betadine on it 3 times aday for 15 minutes. Then I use a wound clean spray then I pat it dry and cover it to let it dry. Then I put Neosporin on it put some gauze on it ans a belly wrap.. does any onr of any thing else I can do? I wish it would just fall off.

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