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 Contact our cancer specialist at:

doc@caninecare.us

610 833 8136

If you would like a copy of our PowerPoint presentation explaining Tumexal, request it from our specialist at the above email address or telephone number. Although this presentation was designed for veterinarians, it is accessible to the lay person.

Examples of the unsolicited praise for Tumexal that we receive daily

"I have just ordered the second months treatment for my Jack Russell Terrier, Ellie. You also placed her on the Tumexal topical compound for the first round of treatment. I think I recalled you saying she would need to be on the topical, (for application directly at the cancer site) at the femur near the hip again.  (osteosarcoma.) I am very happy to report Ellie has had a miraculous turn around from where she was last month when we started the treatment. Everyday I continue to see improvement in her. When we started the treatment she was very lethargic and hobbled on her right rear leg to the point she could barely walk, now the lameness is almost gone. Her energy is returning and she is feeling much better. Thank you, is insufficient." D.M., Nashville, Tennessee

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"Vicki and I are happy to report that we are nearing the completion of your prescription for our dog Grizzly [hemangio-sarcoma] and he is doing fantastic! He is his old self again. He has lost his bloat. He no longer coughs or pants, and he is full of energy. I can truly attest that the products you have provided work! We now have the interest of a local oncologist. His name is D. H. He is very interested in Grizzly's progress and has requested a review of your briefing charts. Again, thank you for saving Grizzly! He thanks you too!

Warm regards, T.C.

P.S. Grizzly was a champion dock jumper. He made the Purina finals and was the number one dog over 100 pounds to jump more than 25 feet. In fact, he jumped 27 feet 10 inches. You can see him perform (videos) on Myspace at: www.myspace.com/grizzlyconroy

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 "Gipper is doing well.  The osteosarcoma in his jaw has not increased since he started on the Tumexal. He is taking the medication well. He seems stronger and more active. He is playful again. We are pleased.  Thanks! P.N., Wesley Chapel, FL

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"Here are some pictures of Yogi just in case you need them. He's changed quite a bit since the treatments were started. He really has gone from day-to-day to almost back to normal again. I would put him at 90% right now just from his actions alone. His x-rays tell a great story and I sent my vet your information yesterday after we talked. [Yogi] has gone from no energy to playing again and he is even playing hide and seek again. He is barking at the mailman, the UPS and Fedex trucks again. A month ago, he didn't even bother. Thanks again for you time and what you are doing, its incredible and very exciting." TLB, Louisville, KY 

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"We took Sydney to the vet the first weekend of September for what we thought was a sprain or fracture in his front leg. After completing Xrays the vet delivered some really bad news. Yes he had a fracture, but not your typical fracture. It was a pathologic fracture due to a bone tumor near his carpal joint. His xrays were reviewed by a specialist who confirmed the diagnosis of Osteosarcoma. The vet splinted his leg and told us he had only a few months to live as the cancer would likely spread to his lungs. Our choices were amputation followed by chemotherapy or do nothing and just keep him comfortable until the end. I did not want to accept this so I began to research the disease and treatment options on the internet. I came across Tumexal as a promising treatment option with little or no side effects. I ordered it and treated my dog with it for 30 days. Throughout this whole ordeal Sydney has maintained a high energy level and great appetite. He has never really appeared to be ill. A few weeks ago his splint was removed and the fracture the vet said would never heal because of the cancer had actually healed. There was an open wound in the area of the tumor that needed treatment with antibiotics, but no other problem. Sydney is 100% of his old self. Gaining weight and looking healthy. It is a miracle. I am so glad I found Tumexal and used it." RR, Wilminton DE

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I wanted to write to give you an update on Harlee. My brother visited last week and commented how good she looks. The nodules behind her legs are now very small bumps, nothing compared to what they were like before." RB, Corpus Christi, TX

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When asked-- by an owner of a dog with similar cancer-- to comment on her experience with Tumexal™, CLT had this to say: 

"I am so sorry you are having to face this with your sweet dog. My 7 year old Rott/Shephard mix collapsed after our walk in July. She bled internally big time. Her spleen ruptured and was removed. She did good to survive that day. At that point, she was given maybe 1-3 months to live. I did not want/could not afford over $1000/month for chemo. I'm a health care worker and knew that even with toxic chemo-therapy, they could not guarantee her a good quality of life or extended time to live. I had studied in my career the principles behind Tumexal; how it works, how it is supposed to work, etc. The fact that it works without poisoning the patient was particularly attractive to me because I wanted my dog to enjoy whatever time she had left. Well, we are coming up on five months, with no recurrences, ill effects, or toxic indications whatsoever. My dog runs, plays, jumps, eats, and is happier than before all this happened. I've had blood work done and it is entirely normal. Her surgeons and primary vets are amazed at her condition. It is a miracle in my mind, and CanineCare has angels working there. I have taken her to other vets with her diagnostic reports and they can't believe it is the same dog. I believe in this product and this company so much... For your dog's sake...give him Tumexal. I can't speak highly enough about the results my dog has had. It is truly a miracle." CLT, AZ

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"The day I spoke to you on the phone I was so worried that my Barkley wouldn't even make it until the Tumexal arrived. He was almost lifeless, not wanting to eat. He has been on Tumexal for three weeks. Barkley is doing so great! The large tumors are less than one-third the size they were when we started Tumexal, and the ones on his elbow pads are gone completely! Today he went on his longest walk in almost a year...Tumexal is a miracle drug!" C.M. and "Barkley," Phoenix, Arizona

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"Thought I'd let you know that the 22nd was Montana's one month from her splenectomy and the low end median survival time day that we were given. Some-body forgot to tell her about it because she drug me all over the neighborhood this morning. She has been on Tumexal for about 9 days. She looks better than before her surgery, she's more rambunctious, eating well, drinking lots of water, acting happy. This is wonderful! I'm sure not many folks in this economy can afford a veterinary oncologist... With Tumexal there's a chance now for [dogs with cancer] and that's important for veterinarians to know." C.T., Mesa, Arizona

Tumexal™ has been shown to be effective against a wide array of canine cancers:

Anal Gland Cancer
Bladder Cancer
Hemangiosarcoma
Lymphoma
Leukemia
Lymphosarcoma
Osteosarcoma

Kidney Cancer
Lung Cancer
Mammary Carcinoma
Mast Cell Tumors
Sarcoma
Skin Cancer
Testicular Cancer

Metastases

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 Signs and Symptoms of Canine Cancer

Each form of canine cancer has its own signs and symptoms. Some of these include:

• Fatigue
• Loss of appetite
• Enlarged abdomen (mimicking pot belly in humans)
• Incontinence of bowels or bladder
• Blood in stools
• Blood in urine
• Difficulty urinating
• Breathing problems
• Persistent cough
• Lumps under skin or palpable in viscera

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"Hello, I promised to check in and update you on status. Our 7 year old choc lab with 12 lung Tumors diagnosed on Sept 19, 2012, is doing well. He's been on Tumexal for one week now and has shown significant improvement in energy , stamina and his cough has become less frequent. Our current local holistic vet says he's a miracle, we are very happy of course. In 2 weeks we get an updated X-ray to monitor tumors and will report more then as well."    AL in Harwinton, CT         

"Update from AL in Harwinton, CT choc lab update. Miraculous results!! 12 very large Tumors reduced down to 4 , and those 4 are 1/2 the size they were! Our Dozer is 100 percent back to normal, a tremendous amount of energy and we are so grateful for your product. Thank you with all my heart! We are now approaching 5 months, when they said he didn't have 2, and we are entering remission. THANK YOU!"

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"As you know, Bubba was diagnosed on October 3 with an anaplastic high grade carcinoma of the lung. We had this tumor surgically removed, and then began him on Tumexal. We took Bubba for his 60 day checkup yesterday. His weight has remained contant at 25.5 lbs and his energy level has been great. And 30 days ago he had a tumor on his ribcage that measured almost 3 inches by 2 inches and was almost a half inch thick. Over the past month the tumor has dissolved into smaller pieces and is now basically gone. The oncologist, Dr Susan K, was amazed at Bubba's recovery because in our first meeting with her on Oct 11, she basically had prepared for us to watch Bubba slowly decline and to die before Christmas. Yesterday Bubba had a series of MRI's and a full blood panel. Dr K and the Radiologist both concur that they could not see any tumors in Bubba's body and that all his blood readings were normal. Dr K also stated that...  she wants to be one of the first veterinarians to access Tumexal. We both want to thank you for saving our dog...he has always been my wife's favorite and this is the best Christmas present she could possibly receive. If you ever need a first hand recommendation, please let us know. Val and John M, Granite Bay, CA

“My Basset Hound with acute lymphoblastic leukemia has had 30 days of Tumexal. I took him to the vet today and there is no sign of disease! He is in complete remission! Whatever you’re doing, it’s working!” L.S., Summerland, California

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"L.H. recommended your product. She said her dog with lukemia is doing great on it." D.L.J., Coto de Caza, California

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"Please try to expand your education efforts to the veterinary hospitals (force feed them) as other approaches are SORELY needed. Human cancer care has already provided a long track record of failure with the conventional approaches used today. It's awful that these approaches are being used on those beings that don't even have our lifespan potential!" C.S., Registered Nurse, BSN, Middlesex, NJ.

*Dog Breeds at Excessive Risk of Developing Cancer

Because of the inbreeding that was required to produce specific breeds, dogs experience an enormously increased risk of developing cancer. Thus, half of all dogs older than 10 years will die of cancer. In some breeds, like the Golden Retriever, this risk for developing cancer reaches 67%! Other breeds with excessive cancer risk include:

Airedale – Melanoma, Lymphosarcoma, Pancreatic carcinoma 

Alaskan malamute – Sebaceous gland tumor, Anal sac adenocarcinoma 

Basset Hound – Mast cell tumor, Cutaneous hemangioma, Lymphosarcoma 

Beagle – Mast cell tumor, Sebaceous gland tumor, Hemangiopericytoma, Perianal gland adenoma, Lymphosarcoma 

Bernese Mountain Dog: Histiocytic sarcoma; fibrosarcoma; osteosarcoma; mast cell tumors  

Bichon Frise – Basal cell tumor 

Boston terrier – Mast cell tumor, Melanoma, Fibroma, Primary brain tumor 

Boxer – Mast cell tumor, Melanoma, Cutaneous hemangioma, Histiocytoma, Squamous cell carcinoma, Fibroma, Thyroid neoplasia, Insulinoma, Osteosarcoma, Primary brain tumor, Lymphosarcoma. 

Brittany spaniel – Liposarcoma (Lipoma) 

Bull dog (English) – Mast cell tumor, Lymphosarcoma 

Chihuahua – Melanoma, Testicular neoplasia 

Chow – Melanoma, Lymphosarcoma 

Cocker Spaniel - Basal cell tumor, Sweat gland tumor, Trichoepithelioma, Cutaneous papilloma, Sebaceous gland tumor, Plasmacytoma, Histiocytoma, Fibrosarcoma, Perianal gland adenoma, Anal sac adenocarcinoma, Melanoma, Lipoma, 

Collie – Sweat gland tumor, Histiocytoma, Hemangioperi-cytoma, Nasal cavity tumors, Colorectal neoplasia 

Dachshund – Anal sac adenocarcinoma, Lipoma, Mast cell tumor, Sq.cell carcinoma, Histiocytoma, Ocular melanoma 

Dalmatian – Actinic keratosis, Cutaneous haemangioma 

Doberman – Melanoma, Lipoma, Histiocytoma, Fibroma, Myxoma, Primary brain tumor 

Fox Terrier – Mast cell tumor, Fibroma, Hemangiopericytoma, Schwannoma, Insulinoma 

German Shepherd – Sweat gland tumor, Trichoepithelioma, Anal sac adenocarcinoma, Cutaneous hemangioma, Lymphoma, Myxoma, Nasal cavity tumors, Colorectal neoplasia, Insulinoma, Limbal melanoma, Testicular neoplasia, Thymoma 

Giant Schnauzer: Squamous cell carcinoma, especially in the toe  

Golden Retriever – Mast cell tumor, Sweat gland tumor, Trichoepithelioma, Melanoma, Hemangioma, Histiocytoma, Fibroma, Lymphosarcoma, Nasal cavity tumors, Thyroid neoplasia, Insulinoma, Primary brain tumor, Fibrosarcoma 

Great Dane – Histiocytoma, Osteosarcoma 

Greyhound –Hemangiosarcoma 

Irish setter – Trichoepithelioma, Sebaceous gland tumor, Hemangiopericytoma, Lymphoma, Melanoma, Insulinoma 

Irish Wolfhound: Lymphoma, Osteosarcoma 

Jack Russell – Pituitary tumor

Labrador retriever – Mast cell tumor, Cutaneous histiocytoma, Sq. cell carcinoma, Nasal cavity tumors, Insulinoma, Lymphosarcoma, Limbal melanoma, Oral Fibrosarcoma, Thymoma 

Lhasa Apso – Sebaceous gland tumor, Keratocanthoma, Perianal gland adenoma 

Newfoundland: Osteosarcoma, colonic adeocarcinoma  

Pekingese – Squamous cell carcinoma 

Pointers – Mast cell tumor, Hemangioma, Nasal cavity tumors 

Poodle – Basal cell tumor, Trichoepithelioma, Sebaceous gland tumor, Sq. cell carcinoma, Insulinoma, Pituitary tumor, Adrenalcortical tumor, Lymphosarcoma, Limbal melanoma, Oral melanoma, Testicular neoplasia, 

Pug – Oral melanoma, Mast cell tumor 

Rottweiler – Squamous cell carcinoma, Histiocytoma, Osteosarcoma 

Schnauzer – Trichoepithelioma, Sebaceous gland tumor, Melanoma, Lipoma, Histiocytoma, Sq. cell carcinoma, Testicular neoplasia, Limbal melanoma, 

Scottish terrier – Mast cell tumor, Melanoma, Histiocytoma, Squamous cell carcinoma, Lymphoma, Primary brain tumor 

Shar Pei – Histiocytoma, Mast cell tumor 

Sheltie – Histiocytoma, Basal cell tumor, Lipoma, Nasal cavity tumors, Testicular neoplasia 

Shih Tsu – Sebaceous gland tumor, Perianal gland adenomas 

Siberian Husky – Basal cell tumor, Sebaceous gland tumor, Hemangiopericytoma, Perianal gland adenoma, Testicular neoplasia 

Springer Spaniel – Trichoepithelioma, Histiocytoma, Melanoma, Anal sac adenocarcinoma, 

St. Bernard: Osteosarcoma  

Weimaraner – Mast cell tumor, Lipoma 

Westie – Histiocytoma 

Yorkshire terrier – Keratocanthoma, Pituitary tumor, Testicular neoplasia

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