Wally's Mom

Wally's Mom · 02-28-2010, 10:38 PM

Wally is my 8 1/2 year old Lab/Retriever mix. He's the gentlest giant at 140 lbs. He's pure joy and I am heart broken that he has nasal carcenoma. Has anyone had an experience with this type of cancer? We just found out, after a number of delays in diagnosing it and I feel like someone has ripped my heart out. Taking him to L.I.Vet Specialists on Thursday to see if they can extend his life and the quality of it. I don't want him to be in any pain. If anyone has any suggestions or direct experiences, I would really appreciate it. Thank you and my best to all of you and your pet family members. Wally's Mom

jeanettesavill · 03-01-2010, 06:20 AM

I am so sorry to hear about wally unfortunatelty i dont know much about wallys condition my dog brandy had mass cell tumours and sadly we had to have him put to sleep on the 20 . 02 .10 . he battled hard and was a remarkable little dog that i will never forget i will pray for you and wally and all the dogs that get any form of cancer good luck and keep fighting and praying jeanette

Benpaws · 03-01-2010, 06:32 AM

Dear Friend,
Welcome. Everyone here knows exactly how you are feeling about the diagnosis you have just been given.
Like Jeanette, our Benny had Mast Cell Tumour Cancer and passed away a year ago on April 2, 2009.
You might try getting in touch with one of our members, Brian Riddle, whose dog Molly has nasal canine cancer which sounds like the same thing your Wally has.
Molly is doing quite well on the diet and supplements which Brian has been advised to give her.
My prayers go out to you and Wally.

Blessings,
Joanne & Shadow

Frapat110 · 03-21-2010, 03:27 PM

Wally's Mom,
I wrote you a note, because we are dealing with the same problem in regards to our mixed breed named Max. I may or may not have not sent you this note, due to my current emotional and mental state of the thought that we are going to loose our Max because of nasal cancer. We are also from L.I., Bethpage area. Please advise meif you received my previous note from about 5:30 p.m.(Sunday 03-21-2010). . . . .Thanks so very much...Frank & Pat

Brian Riddle · 04-12-2010, 12:58 PM

My dog Molly has a Nasal Tumor,which I think would be the same thing.We were in touch with Robert McDowell Herbal in Austrailia and they put Molly on Maritime Pine Bark Extract [Supposed to be the strongest antitoxitant going] And that was in 2008 and Molly has been doing well.Another suggestion would be a Traditional Chinese Medicine Vet. They have a lot of knowledge about these things.I also give Molly 3 Excel Vitamins a day,which my said it will help.According to Robert McDowell the Nasal Tumors are the real nasties of tumors.They are pretty much impossible to get rid of,but with proper care,your pet can live years with it.

02-28-2010, 10:38 PM	#1 (permalink)
Wally's Mom Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 1	Wally's Mom Wally is my 8 1/2 year old Lab/Retriever mix. He's the gentlest giant at 140 lbs. He's pure joy and I am heart broken that he has nasal carcenoma. Has anyone had an experience with this type of cancer? We just found out, after a number of delays in diagnosing it and I feel like someone has ripped my heart out. Taking him to L.I.Vet Specialists on Thursday to see if they can extend his life and the quality of it. I don't want him to be in any pain. If anyone has any suggestions or direct experiences, I would really appreciate it. Thank you and my best to all of you and your pet family members. Wally's Mom

03-01-2010, 06:20 AM	#2 (permalink)
jeanettesavill Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: wales cwmbran Posts: 47	I am so sorry to hear about wally unfortunatelty i dont know much about wallys condition my dog brandy had mass cell tumours and sadly we had to have him put to sleep on the 20 . 02 .10 . he battled hard and was a remarkable little dog that i will never forget i will pray for you and wally and all the dogs that get any form of cancer good luck and keep fighting and praying jeanette __________________ jeanette

03-01-2010, 06:32 AM	#3 (permalink)
Benpaws Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Oakville, ON., CANADA Posts: 1,696	Wally Dear Friend, Welcome. Everyone here knows exactly how you are feeling about the diagnosis you have just been given. Like Jeanette, our Benny had Mast Cell Tumour Cancer and passed away a year ago on April 2, 2009. You might try getting in touch with one of our members, Brian Riddle, whose dog Molly has nasal canine cancer which sounds like the same thing your Wally has. Molly is doing quite well on the diet and supplements which Brian has been advised to give her. My prayers go out to you and Wally. Blessings, Joanne & Shadow

03-21-2010, 03:27 PM	#4 (permalink)
Frapat110 Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Bethpage, New York Posts: 1	Nasal cancer Wally's Mom, I wrote you a note, because we are dealing with the same problem in regards to our mixed breed named Max. I may or may not have not sent you this note, due to my current emotional and mental state of the thought that we are going to loose our Max because of nasal cancer. We are also from L.I., Bethpage area. Please advise meif you received my previous note from about 5:30 p.m.(Sunday 03-21-2010). . . . .Thanks so very much...Frank & Pat

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04-12-2010, 12:58 PM	#5 (permalink)
Brian Riddle Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: I live in Cambray,Ontario Canada Posts: 27	My dog Molly has a Nasal Tumor,which I think would be the same thing.We were in touch with Robert McDowell Herbal in Austrailia and they put Molly on Maritime Pine Bark Extract [Supposed to be the strongest antitoxitant going] And that was in 2008 and Molly has been doing well.Another suggestion would be a Traditional Chinese Medicine Vet. They have a lot of knowledge about these things.I also give Molly 3 Excel Vitamins a day,which my said it will help.According to Robert McDowell the Nasal Tumors are the real nasties of tumors.They are pretty much impossible to get rid of,but with proper care,your pet can live years with it.