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Hope (Canada) on 03/02/2021: 
You want to avoid sugar in the diet as that is what feeds cancer. Sugar is also carbs. Check out the Keto pet diet online. I am using that too. My dog (lymphoma) has no problem taking the Essiac in broth. I just started this today.
I think the vaccines caused this as well as terrible ear infections/allergies as he was a rescue, picked up by a Humane Society and the incompetent vet gave him a vaccine when he was starved and very sick. He did not have these issues prior, according to the medical notes. Vaccines should ONLY be given to healthy animals but most vets do it anyway. Lots of info on this online by holistic vets. For immunity to diseases, do a blood titer instead. Dogs usually have full lifetime immunity from their first set of vaccines, but it’s a giant money-maker, so that’s why it’s pushed every year. Criminal, I know. You don’t realize how damaging vaccines can be until something like this happens and you start doing the research and there is a ton of research out there, but it’s buried. Don’t believe what the media says, they are funded by the drug companies and have a financial interest.
Dosing: I found this info on an Essiac site. Best wishes for your pet.
Ideally, Essiac will be given once daily on an empty stomach. First thing in the morning or before bed are good times to give Essiac to your pet. If you need to mix it with food to get your pet to take it, use the minimum amount needed to get your pet to take Essiac.
1 teaspoon (5 ml) of essiac tea is the dose for cats. It should be mixed with 1 teaspoon (5 ml) of water and given with a syringe.
¼ teaspoon of powder or 1 capsule of Essiac can be used if a cat will not take the tea.
Be sure to have plenty of fresh pure water available at all times.
Large Dogs – 1 ounce Essiac tea with 2 ounces of water.
Medium Dogs - ½ ounce Essiac tea with 1 ounce of water.
Small Dogs – 1 ½ teaspoons Essiac tea with 1 Tablespoon of water.
