My Dog Has Cancer
Now What?
Your heart is breaking and your mind is racing.
You don’t know where to begin or what to do.
Take a deep breath. You are not alone.
Support, Guidance and Hope
Help Your Dog Fight Cancer is an extraordinary book. Readers often call the book their lifeline or their bible. Author Laurie Kaplan is a medical writer and researcher. Her mission is to help people who have a dog with cancer.
Laurie helps people who have dogs with cancer through this book. And, as founder of Magic Bullet Fund, she helped almost a thousand people get their dogs through cancer treatment.
This book is a must read for anyone who has a dog with cancer. It is easy to read, beautifully written, and full of urgent information that you won’t find anywhere else.
Laurie says, “When Bullet was diagnosed with cancer, I searched for a book to help us but there were none. Bullet’s oncologist convinced me to write this book to help you and others give their dogs the best chance to beat cancer.“
- Choose the best treatment plan for you and your dog
- Not all diagnostic tests are necessary
- Possible treatment side effects and what to do
- Provide an anti-cancer diet & supplements
- Cut treatment costs for any type of treatment
- What happens when treatment isn't working
Readers Say...
“It’s a bible of information that I relied upon time and time again. I have put tabs and highlights throughout the book.” — Linda for Mango
“My dog has cancer and until I read this book, I felt so alone.” — Jen for Manta
“This book helped me immensely. No one at any clinic answered all of my questions the way this book did.” — Kathy for Molly
“Gentle, accessible and full of hope, this book offers an understandable overview of canine cancer. You will benefit greatly from Kaplan’s reporter’s skill at research, her editor’s gift for making tough material readable, and her personal experience.”
A Bonding Experience
While giving you guidance and support, Help Your Dog Fight Cancer will empower you to play an important role in your dog’s battle against cancer. Your dog is at the center of the fight and you will be the Captain of the team.
The journey you facing together will be a momentous and unforgettable bonding experience between you and your dog. It may be difficult. It will probably make you happy at times and sad other times. But it will certainly magnify the bond and bring you and your dog closer, although I’m sure that right now you don’t believe you could possibly be any closer. You will be!
Join a Support Group
You will need a lot of information and a lot of support. Help Your Dog Fight Cancer will give you a broad base of knowledge about canine cancer so you can make the best choices. It will give you hope and support. This is a warm, supportive book—Readers say they feel as though Laurie is sitting with them, holding their hand and answering all of their questions.
No matter how much information you learn or how many vets you consult, please also join a support group for owners of dogs with cancer. There is no replacement for the knowledge and support you will find in a whole community of people like you, who are working to give their dogs the best chance of beating cancer.
A few great support groups for owners of dogs with cancer are below. Don’t be shy! Join a group, introduce yourself, and say, “My dog has cancer.”