Does piptoPET spray offer any real help for dogs fighting cancer?

It is difficult to say. There are no scientific studies that have been conducted to say that these supplements help or that they are "good". That being said, they likely won't hurt anything and they have good anecdotal reviews online. It is completely up to you if you want to try them. They do not replace traditional cancer therapies so don't rely on them solely as a "cure". Hope this helps. Best wishes.

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! While in theory anti-inflammatory medications can help to reduce the blood vessels feeding the tumor, this is only when combined with a chemotherapeutic agent such as cyclophosphamide given in a metronomic fashion. However, we have not found this to result in a better outcome in patients with metastasis (spread of the tumor). While those herbs are unlikely to be harmful, they unlikely to help. You can always however try the herbs and focus on her quality of life at this time. I would encourage you to seek a consultation with a veterinary oncologist that can review the case in detail and make recommendations. Good luck!

If they are suspecting cancer or an auto-immune disorder then yes this injection could be helpful. It isn't guaranteed to work. If you don't want to do chemo, you could always try steroids to see if this helps temporarily. Unfortunately, it will not cure her and after some time it will stop working. I am sorry for the bad news you've received lately and I hope that the meds give her the best quality of life possible. I hope this helps !

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! There are no studies currently looking at the use of this concurrently with chemotherapy. For this reason, I do not recommend using this as we do not know if it could interact negatively with the chemotherapy. It would be safer to get her through the chemotherapy protocol and perhaps consider holistic supplements after. Good luck and have a good day!

I am so sorry about Precious! Cimetidine is an antacid/antireflux medication which will have no effect on a tumor. In any case, it is unwise ever to give any medication to a dog without the express approval of your vet, who knows her present condition and medical history. I wish you the best with this.

I'm very sorry Shu has mammary cancer. Unfortunately, no this won't help with the lesion, and she will likely just try to lick off the spray on bandage. It will contains ingredients that aren't safe for her to ingest, which makes it not ideal. I'd speak to her vet about this bleeding and what else can be done. Best of luck.

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! As a veterinary oncology veterinarian I can tell you that there is no proven diet for cancer patients. The only supplement that you could potentially add that could have anti-cancer activity but most importantly helps with the skin and joints is fish oil. I would recommend you get the commercial kind online or at your local pet store. Other than that, the best cancer diet is the diet that Jake loves as again there is no diet that has been proven to help with cancer. This is the time to make him happy so I would focus on a diet that he likes regardless of protein, fat or carbohydrate contents. Just make sure it is not too rich as it can upset his belly. Good luck and have a great day!