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By: Donna Stanley

Donna Stanley — Mon, 12 Sep 2016 17:57:01 +0000

We no longer use Flint River Ranch. The dog food went out of business last year. Got re-acquired…not the same owner, not the same food. We recommend Life’s Abundance food, All-Life Stages and have been feeding our dogs with it for a year and are delighted. To learn more: https://emlabradors.com/lifes-abundance-grain-free-dog-food/

–Donna Stanley, Owner/Breeder, Admin

By: loree

loree — Sat, 19 Apr 2014 03:14:10 +0000

In reply to Robyn.

robyn,
first, i lost my dog in late jan from amputation surgery due to bone cancer on his leg. He stroked after the surgery here at home, at least.
But i was doing research about dog cancers and there are number of either vets or vet schools that specialize in dog cancers. I hope you do check them out as some were doing very incredible advanced work. I remember that LA area has entire vet hospital dedicated to cancer in cats and dogs but if back east or midwest there are others in those areas as well as i think in Colorado the vet school.
But i know most of all you want to do what is best for you and your dog…enjoy the time you have as you would choose too.
I also had a lab with severe allergies…she was almost bald! We tried making her food from scratch, doing the shots everything!! We say to people because she looked horrible that we are truly trying our best..spent thousands. SO i know how difficult that can be just on it’s own…than cancer on top.
You both are in my prayers and hope that all goes as best as possible. much love lg

By: Donna Stanley

Donna Stanley — Fri, 31 Jan 2014 16:30:12 +0000

In reply to Robyn.

I’m so sorry to hear this Robyn… 🙁 I just got your email. Not something we’ve seen but you all are certainly in our thoughts and prayers… I would recommend going to the raw diet like mentioned in this post. I would also increase his NuVet intake each day to help pump up the immune system. Please keep us posted! ((hugs))

By: Robyn

Robyn — Thu, 30 Jan 2014 00:10:35 +0000

I have an EM Lab who has just been diagnosed with an aggressive malignant tumor in the hepatoid gland. He is 5.5 years old and has suffered from major allergies for the past few years. His tumor/condition is not curable and I am trying to decide what is the best course of action. This type of cancer is rare in labs from what I understand, especially when they have been neutered. Such an amazing pet and friend…..not sure what life will be like without him.

By: Nancy Bechtel

Nancy Bechtel — Sat, 11 Jan 2014 04:35:45 +0000

My husband and I lost a 7 year old black lab named Tucker to testicular cancer about to years ago. The vet gave him a very outlook and we met up with an animal acupuncture lady who believes in Chinese herbs, between her help and the good Lord we were able to keep him around another 10 months. He had a bad night, and we figured the end was need you could feel his pads we getting cold due to lack of circulation. I slept on the floor with him and kept him warm all night. The next morning he woke me throwing up. He took two steps towards me, collapsed in my arms, took 3 more breaths and became a dog angel. He was a great dog and I miss him so much. I found Tucker at a very challenging time in my life, I was going through depression from being told my husband and I wouldn’t have children. Tucker seemed to be the spark I needed to help me three, only to have the rug pulled out a few years later finding out he was going to die soon. No dog has every been able to come close to his personality, or traits. But I keep looking hoping to find another Tucker one day.