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1. www.mdanderson.org › cancerwise › 8-do-s-and-don-ts8 do’s and don’ts for pet owners during cancer treatment

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   Apr 11, 2023 · Pets can offer many physical and emotional benefits to cancer patients, but there are steps that should be taken to ensure the health of patients during cancer treatment. We spoke with breast medical oncologist Ajit Bisen, M.D., to learn more.

2. www.cancer.org › cancer › survivorshipCaring for Pets During Your Cancer Treatment

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   Never let pets have expired or spoiled food, raw meat, or its juices. Don't let your pet drink from the toilet or standing water outside. Clean pet food and water bowls often. Keep pet beds clean. Ask for help with bathing pets if needed. Keep cats indoors. Outside cats can get a parasite infection called toxoplasmosis from birds or other animals.

3. www.veterinary-practice.com › article › what-dietWhat diet should we feed a cat or dog with cancer?

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   What diet should we feed a cat or dog with cancer? At least at diagnosis, there is no evidence to support dietary change in most cats and dogs with cancer, providing the pet has an adequate body condition, is eating a balanced diet well and is maintaining a healthy body weight

4. www.aicr.org › resources › blogCaring For Pets While You Have Cancer: What You Need to Know

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   Feb 5, 2024 · Cuddling pets can be therapeutic, and many people rely on furry friends as a welcome respite from the rigors of cancer treatment. While dogs and cats can play a role in cancer prevention and treatment, there are a few important facts you need to know so you can keep yourself—and your pets—safe.

5. www.thepetoncologist.com › blog › nutrition-in-petsNutrition in Pets with Cancer - The Pet Oncologist

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   Aug 6, 2020 · What diet should I feed my pet? What foods should I avoid? What if my pet is not eating? What about home-made diets? Here are some answers to some ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ asked by owners about diet for pets with cancer.

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7. www.verywellhealth.com › can-i-keep-my-pets-if-iShould People With Cancer Keep Their Pets? - Verywell Health

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   Oct 17, 2024 · While pets can be comforting and therapeutic during chemotherapy, it is important to take precautions to prevent infections from a cat, dog or bird.

8. todaysveterinarypractice.com › nutrition › nutritionNutrition for Small Animal Cancer Patients | Today's ...

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   Although research on cancer in dogs and cats continues to advance while availability of treatments (e.g., new drugs, immunotherapy, radiation protocols) and palliative care increases, research on nutrition for veterinary cancer patients remains scarce.

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   Can a dog eat a healthy diet if he has cancer?

   • Nevertheless, these diets may help maintain muscle mass in thin cancer patients. Your pet’s diet should ideally be 'nutritionally complete and balanced', such as a balanced commercial diet (e.g. Hills or Royal Canin) that is appropriate for your pet’s breed and age.

   Nutrition in Pets with Cancer | The Pet Oncologist

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   Can pets eat chemo after cancer treatment?

   • After cancer treatment, such as chemo or radiation, keep trash and body waste away from pets. You don’t want them chewing on a tissue with chemo medications on it. The American Institute for Cancer Research helps the public understand the relationship between lifestyle, nutrition and cancer risk.

   Caring For Pets While You Have Cancer: What You Need to Know

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   Are pets safe during cancer treatment?

   • Pets can provide emotional support, companionship and stress relief during cancer treatment. But cancer patients should exercise caution when caring for their pets. That’s because pets can pose certain risks, depending on the pet and the type of cancer treatment.

   8 do’s and don’ts for pet owners during cancer treatment

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   Can dogs and cats help with cancer treatment?

   • Cuddling pets can be therapeutic, and many people rely on furry friends as a welcome respite from the rigors of cancer treatment. While dogs and cats can play a role in cancer prevention and treatment, there are a few important facts you need to know so you can keep yourself—and your pets—safe.

   Caring For Pets While You Have Cancer: What You Need to Know

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   Can a grain-free diet help a dog with cancer?

   • There is no scientific proof to show that a grain-free diet that reduces or eliminates carbohydrates will benefit pets with cancer. There is also no scientific proof to show that grains are the worse carbohydrates.

   Nutrition in Pets with Cancer | The Pet Oncologist

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