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SUMMARY:ONLINE EVENT: Can We Get Ahead of Canine Cancer?
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THE EVENT:\nCancer is one of the most difficult diagnoses a dog guardian can face—and it often leaves us wondering why it happened, whether it could have been prevented, and if there was anything we could have done differently.\nThis month’s Ask the Vet topic was inspired by a Golden Dog member who recently experienced several devastating losses to hemangiosarcoma among dogs in her extended circle, raising important questions about cancer risk in our dogs.\nJoin Dr. Lisa Boyer of Animal Health Consultants for a candid and educational conversation about canine cancer, including why certain breeds may be more predisposed to particular cancers and what we currently understand about the roles of genetics, heredity, age, nutrition, environment, and lifestyle.\nWe’ll also explore what dog guardians should know about early detection and screening, hemangiosarcoma and why it can be so difficult to detect, as well as emerging cancer research—including the development of vaccines and other new approaches to prevention and treatment.\nWhat We’ll Cover\n\nCommon cancers affecting dogs and which breeds may be at greater risk\nGenetics and hereditary cancer risk\nWhat we know about nutrition, lifestyle, and environmental factors\nHemangiosarcoma and why it can seemingly appear without warning\nSigns and symptoms dog guardians should know\nScreening, routine bloodwork, imaging, and early detection\nCurrent and emerging cancer treatments\nWhat researchers are learning about canine cancer vaccines\nPractical steps we can take to support our dogs’ long-term health\n\nCancer is complex, and there aren’t always clear answers or ways to prevent it. This conversation will help separate what we know from what we suspect, while giving you a better understanding of risk factors, early detection, emerging science, and the questions worth discussing with your veterinarian.\nCOST: Please register for this online event below. \n\nN/C for members (Your special pricing will be reflected in the CART)\n$15/person for Non-Yet-Members\n\nThis event will take place in our Zoom Room. You will receive the Zoom Room link and additional details via email after registering as well as the day of the event. Can’t attend the live session? You will be emailed a link to the recording upon conclusion of the event.\nABOUT LISA BOYER, DVM:\nDr. Lisa Boyer is the owner of Animal Health Consultants and has dedicated 23 years to practicing as an emergency veterinarian. She regularly shares her knowledge as a featured speaker in the Golden Dog “Ask the Veterinarian” series.\nIn addition to her veterinary practice, Dr. Boyer is an enthusiast of canine sports and a professional in integrative medicine, trained in both western medicine and holistic modalities such as acupuncture and canine fitness. She also works as a dog trainer and breeder.\nShe has authored numerous articles for sporting dog magazines, contributing significantly to the field.\nFollow Dr. Boyer on Facebook\n                            \n                        .\nQUESTIONS:\nIf you have questions, text/call (603) 815-2453 or email woof@goldendognh.com.\n
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