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The HA! Quality of Life Approach for a Dog with Grade III Mast Cell Tumor
- Thread starter Dr. Jeff
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Great video to hear some of the common concerns about ill animals and some solutions.
Often we worry that we do not know what to do that is the best for our ill pets. The key to remember is that there is no one correct answer. What is totally curative for one cat, dog, horse, person, may be of no help for another. The best is to do your research, consult with your healing team, HA! and make a decision. Then evaluate the response and keep tweaking for good quality of life.
A great example is the decision to let Lizzie sleep on their bed again or not.
Looking forward to Lizzie updates.
Dr. Christina
Often we worry that we do not know what to do that is the best for our ill pets. The key to remember is that there is no one correct answer. What is totally curative for one cat, dog, horse, person, may be of no help for another. The best is to do your research, consult with your healing team, HA! and make a decision. Then evaluate the response and keep tweaking for good quality of life.
A great example is the decision to let Lizzie sleep on their bed again or not.
Looking forward to Lizzie updates.
Dr. Christina
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