This webinar talks about three dogs who had aggressive cancer that had metastasized to their lungs. Thanks to the EGFR/HER2 canine cancer vaccine treatments, the metastasis disappeared.

This webinar shared surprising findings from 2024, including hemangiosarcoma treatments, osteosarcoma treatment without surgery, and more.

This webinar in Dec 2024 explored promising new immunotherapy treatments for metastatic cancer in dogs.

Immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICI) are transforming cancer treatment. Discover the latest advancements in ICI therapies for dogs.

Immunocidin may be a gentler alternative to chemotherapy, according to Max's mom.

Thabiso couldn't get surgery because of his neurological condition. How did he fight cancer?

There's been a significant shift in thinking about the ketogenic diet for dogs with cancer, thanks to new studies.

Prof Mark Mamula (Yale School of Medicine) joined us for a webinar, during which he shared updates about the EGFR/HER2 Canine Cancer...

We recently spoke with Susie's dad Enrico Pontelli, who shared their story after Susie was diagnosed with bladder cancer or TCC...

Treatment options including experimental immunotherapy treatments for dogs with soft tissue sarcoma.

What can be done to help more dogs respond to cancer immunotherapy? One answer might be combination immunotherapy.

New treatment options for hemangiosarcoma.

Cancer immunotherapy is starting to offer new hope to families of dogs with sarcoma. In this article, we explore the potential benefits...

Understanding canine sarcoma and treatment options

University of Missouri study is seeking better treatments for dogs with soft tissue sarcoma in this new immunotherapy trial. Watch the video

A new IL-12 immunotherapy study is open for dogs with soft tissue sarcoma.

New immunotherapy treatments may give dogs a chance at a cure. More efficacy data is needed.

EGFR vaccine helped Dennis overcome osteosarcoma without losing his leg.

Gut microbiome can impact cancer treatment efficacy and side-effects. It can also decrease (or increase) risk for cancer.

Almost three years after her diagnosis, Maggie is still cancer-free.