Posted on 15th Mar 2010 @ 1:03 PM

The American concept of cancer treatment is to cut, burn or poison in an attempt to kill off the bad cells (cancer cells). Surgery, radiation and chemotherapy are the methods of choice, and up until recently the best we have had to offer.

While these may remain the only treatment options available in America, in most of the world another component is added to human cancer treatment. It is called Adjunctive Immune Support or Immuno- Modulation therapy. This is also proving to be one of the most promising frontiers in treating dogs with cancer. Immune support, along with conventional therapy, increases the effectiveness and results in higher remission rates.

Without the adjunctive immune modulation treatment, the recurrence rate is so high vets in America are hesitant to even use the word "Cure". They use the term "In Remission" instead because we know that the cancer is almost certain to return. Why? Because the same cause that allowed the cancer to start the first time is still present.

After all the chemo, and the radiation, and the surgery are over and done with, the underlying cause is still there. Wouldn't it be better to attempt triggering the immune recognition response along with the conventional therapy?

K9 Critical Care has been used in over 10,000 dogs with cancer, with outstanding success. Talk to your vet to see if immune supplementation may help your pet, or you can order direct and get started today!