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Chop protocol

Alternative to CHOP protocol

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Lymphomas are among the most common cancer in dogs. Standard therapy is the so-called CHOP protocol, a combination scheme of cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristin and prednison. This treatment scheme is effective, but requires weekly visits over several months - a challenge for many animal owners.

A promising alternative could be a combination of Rabacfosadin and Doxorubicin. This therapy offers comparable treatment results, but requires less frequent visits to the clinic. In this article you will learn how this new therapy option works, what advantages and disadvantages it has and for which dogs it is suitable.

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Acute thoracolumbal intervertebral disc extrusion

Acute thoracolumbal intervertebral disc extrusion

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The spine of a dog consists of many individual vertebrae, which are separated by intervertebral discs. These intervertebral discs act like shock absorbers and enable mobility. With a thoracolumbal intervertebral disc extrusion, the inner, gel -like material of a intervertebral disc leaves through the outer shell and presses onto the spinal cord. This can lead to pain, paralysis and in severe cases to loss of walking ability.

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shortened elimination diet in dogs

Shortened elimination diet in dogs

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The elimination diet is an important part of the diagnosis of feed -induced atopic dermatitis (FIAD) in dogs. Traditionally, such a diet attempt takes eight weeks, which is a challenge for many animal owners. A shorter alternative could make the process easier without affecting the accuracy. A recent study shows that the use of prednisolone or Oclacitinib at the beginning of the diet can be shortened.

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Tendon injury in dogs

Tendon injury in dogs

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Your dog has strained or injured a tendon in the front leg area. Such an injury can occur when dogs e.g. B. are very active in sports (hunting, agility, ball games) and overexert themselves or twist an ankle. Typical signs include a limp (lameness), pain on palpation and sometimes slight swelling in the joint.

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My dog ​​is grieving

My dog ​​is grieving

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Dogs are social creatures with deep emotional bonds to their people and animal companions. When they experience loss, they often exhibit behaviors that we can interpret as grief. In this article we will look at how grief manifests itself in dogs, what scientific knowledge there is about it and how we as owners can act to support it.

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Leg amputation in dogs

Leg amputation in dogs

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Canine hindlimb amputations are palliative salvage procedures used for end-stage diseases, including complex fractures or chronic complications following previous osteosynthesis, appendicular neoplasms, extensive trauma, chronic non-healing wounds, or appendicular neuropathies (e.g., brachial plexus avulsion ). Some amputations are unavoidable due to the financial constraints of pet owners. However, surgeons should always exhaust all other treatment options before performing an amputation. At the same time, it is important to provide pet owners with comprehensive information about the risks, complications and prognosis for each clinical case.

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Cancer in dogs

Cancer in dogs

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Cancer in dogs is one of the most common and serious diseases that many pet owners face. However, with the right information and early detection, many types of cancer can be successfully treated. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the causes, symptoms and treatments of canine cancer and how you can improve your four-legged friend's quality of life.

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Chew bones for dogs

Potential dangers from contaminated chewing bones for dogs

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In recent months, veterinarians across Germany have observed an increase in neurological diseases in dogs. Many of these cases have symptoms that suggest possible poisoning. One of the prime suspects in these cases are chewing bones, which are widely used as treats and for dental care in dogs. This article examines the risks posed by contaminated chewing bones and provides recommendations on how dog owners can ensure the safety of their pets.

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Panostitis in dogs

Panostitis in dogs

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Panostitis is a disease that often unsettles dog owners. It mainly affects young dogs and manifests itself through sudden and often painful lameness. But what exactly is behind this disease? How does it occur, what symptoms does it show and what measures can be taken? In this article we will examine panostitis in detail and give you all the important information you need as a dog owner.

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Growth of dogs

Growth of dogs

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Dogs, whether small or large, grow quickly in their first months of life and go through intensive periods of physical development. But when do dogs actually stop growing, and how can dog owners ensure proper care and nutrition so that the young dog grows up healthy? In this article, we look at the different stages of growth, the role of growth plates, and possible health risks that can arise when dogs grow too quickly.

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