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Cancer Treatment Stelfonta in Action for Mast Cell Tumors in Dogs - VLOG 132

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Teddy was one of my first Stelfonta patients that I treated in the US with this new FDA-approved intratumoral treatment for mast cell tumors. His journey was different from Tucker, who I showed you in my previous vlog.
In this vlog, you will see Teddy’s Stelfonta journey from injection to aspirate at his 1 month follow up.
Be sure to watch vlog # 130 to learn all the details on Stelfonta for MCT including what is it, what to expect with treatment and after, side effects, how effective is it, which dogs should be treated with Stelfonta, and how do you get this treatment.
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@savannahjackson8513 3 года назад

I’m literally crying watching you deliver stelfonta. I’ve been an investor in Qbiotics since 2009 and to finally see tiglinol tiglate being used in real life situations (as opposed to case studies) it’s a long time dream come true. Thank you Dr Sue for sharing this and your continual coverage of your stelfonta results. Approval for use in other cancers, and other species, including humans, is coming...hopefully soon. It’s such a powerful gift to the world. Exciting times for sure!

@courtsy 2 года назад

I am crying with you, to finally see this get to the animals that need it. Bring on the human trials..

@Nullbyte3 2 года назад

I am bringing my pup to get this treatment- I’m literally so thankful for those who helped get this on to the market. 🙏

@bigdan827_8 Год назад

I'm glad to see this dog's tumor reacted well to the treatment, especially in that spot. My Boston Terrier has had two separate tumors in two different legs treated with Stelfonta over the course of 1-1/2 years The first was a textbook case and he had no side-effects from the treatment and the tumor was gone in a few weeks. The second tumor was much bigger and, post treatment, ended up with a serious infection. He lost a lot of weight from not eating and vomiting, due to the pain and swelling, but after additional treatment by a great vet, he rebounded. About 6 weeks after the Stelfonta shot, he's back to his old dog self. It looked like a bloody nightmare a few weeks ago, but the wound is now about 5 mm and still healing. I have no doubt this dog will have a few happy years left in him.

@dm9860 4 месяца назад

The book: the dog cancer survival guide. Is a great book...but it was published in 2011 and at that time dr. Sue was living and working in new York. Now she has a clinic in Norwalk CT... Of course the book would not say that....i didn't see her Dr sue cancer vet videos until after my dog died. Timing is everything, and knowing where to go to get the knowledge needed is vital. I truly wish I had discovered Dr sue when my dog first got the cancer. There needs to be more national knowledge of the options for cancer care and who does it, a simple practical list of doctors that handle cancer in dogs and how to get in touch with them. So much valuable time got wasted looking and searching and asking, when all vets should have this practical list and refer u to the list so you can make the best decision in the beginning. As time goes on and the cancer grows, your options reduce until you have no options left and ur dog dies. That's why it's critical for the information to be presented in the beginning and then see those doctors.

@dm9860 4 месяца назад

Thank you doctor Sue for your videos, I tell people with dogs about you. Especially if their dog has cancer. It's good to have the correct doctor examine ur dog, and have more opinions than just one, and recommendations for other doctors and other possible treatments.

@Sven_Golly 3 года назад

I just treated one exactly like this mass 2 days ago thanks to this video - crossing our fingers, so far so good!

@ideas4b695 3 месяца назад

Hello, with all respect can I ask you how respond it?

@sirwhodison Год назад

Just want to give my experience. My dog Django is a pitbull and he has a grapefruit sized tumor on his elbow that’s gross and big. He was given a cancer diagnosis and only given 6 months- 2 years to live…I did a lot of research and changed his diet to only chicken and greens with CBD isolate twice a day and his tumor grew wayyy slower and took 6 years to get this big so I highly suggest raw food. My dogs 75 lbs and it costs me about 10 bucks a day..I’ve seen 4 vets and all say don’t remove it due to how much they’d have to remove and the skin would be too tight after ..I don’t know what to do anymore :( it’s about to burst finally and idk what’s gonna happen. Every vet said just leave it but in about to have no choice .

@alanathibault6778 9 месяцев назад

My pit has a similar sized one on his neck/shoulder, not diagnosed though. It grew very slowly over the last year and a half, then more than doubled in size when I was away for a month. He's around 12 now I think... how's your guy doing?

@JanelleC Год назад

Why can’t we use the Pet Tumor Tracker app in the US?! Our three dogs have had so many lumps mapped by our vet but we’re spending extra time, worry, and money bringing them in extra times because we can’t recall which lumps have been mapped and deemed skin tags or cysts, and which are new lumps needing to be checked out. There are so many we can’t keep track and we NEED this app!

@gentleeyes 7 месяцев назад

I understand there are size restrictions, but what about if the mast cell tumor is in the nasal cavity? Is Stelfonta a possibility in those cases?

@a.deguzman3266 3 года назад

Dr. Sue, im looking for any videos in your channel about histiocytic sarcoma. Do you have any info about that type of cancer for treatments and progress with any of your patients? Your videos are helpful. Thank you for your great work on here. Please keep up with great work into informing us.

@Sallystyle 10 месяцев назад

I am experiencing the wrath of Stelfonta atm. My pit has a grapefruit sized tumor on his hind leg. We decided on the injection in hopes to releive the pain and deliver comfort. If I could I would rewind time. I was fully aware of the vomiting, diarrhea and the EXCESSIVE bleeding. What I was not prepared for was the shortness of breathe and brink of death to my perfect boy. We r in shambles and somberly delivering him back to the vet this evening. Wished I could see the future, would have let nature take its course my poor shiny man is suffering, he didnt deserve this.

@janw952 9 месяцев назад

That sounds horrible! How is he now?

@Sallystyle 9 месяцев назад

@janw952 tragically, he is gone. He only lasted 4 days after the shot. It's been very difficult, our decision cost him his life.

@joannedouglas924 25 дней назад

Strange that they gave him the injection when the tour was bigger than the treatment allows. Inexperienced vet not following protocol?

@judithleiton1064 7 месяцев назад

Que costo tiene el medicamento

@michelecapriotti4412 3 года назад

Thank you!

@ChauxPhysicalTherapy 9 месяцев назад

My dog was treated with Stelfonta for mast cell tumor, she did well but three months later after stelfonta procedure she got myasthenia gravis and a thymoma and die withing a week, My question: these conditions could be related to side effects with Stelfonta?

@ismelyevora7290 10 месяцев назад

For Hemangiosarcoma in dog could be used

@sydneyga1 3 года назад

My doberman had a mast cell tumor grade3 removed. It was no where else in his body and we are using Toceranib. Will you please do a video on that drug.

@kimpena8993 3 года назад

Thank you for this! I wish this treatment was available in my country, my dog had a low grade non metastatic mast cell tumor and would've been the perfect candidate. Luckily he is now 6 months in remission after aggressive surgery, but the recovery and long term wound care were such a pain.

@shandolynhawkins2173 3 года назад

Hi…so because the treatment was not available, the initial low grade NM mast cell tumor eventually metastasized? And required more aggressive treatment? I have a mini schnauzer that just received treatment and we’re on day 3. 😖😔the recovery is looking to be a difficult one for my schnauz.

@kimpena8993 3 года назад

@@shandolynhawkins2173 hi! Aggressive surgery was the only treatment my dog received. The mct was low grade and stage 0, so he had a high chance to fully beat cancer with just that. It was effective but he endured months of wound care, routine aspirates to check the surgery site and pain management. With love and patience things are good now and he is healthy :)

@dm9860 6 месяцев назад

I tried to do this, but couldn't find a vet that does it. I was never told about it, I read it in a book. Disappointed with vet system. Where are you located Dr. Sue

@kikit1647 6 месяцев назад

Ong...yes I want to see her also,my Yorkie have the same!! Hope she will answer you 🙏 ❤

@dm9860 4 месяца назад

Thank you for your kind thoughts, unfortunately my previous Dog died before I located doctor Sue.

@pumaisgtpepper3189 3 года назад

topic for histiocytoma and histiocytic sarcoma please~

@John-ej3yc Год назад

I really want this treatment for my Golden's mast cell and my vet is very reluctant and says surgery is the gold standard. I don't want the surgery. I really like what I see with Stelfonta. Help!

@DrSueCancerVet Год назад

You can find a vet who uses Stelfonta here us.virbac.com/stelfonta-find-a-vet

@AR-tl5ti Год назад

Hola Dr, un saludo desde México mi nombre es Angel López y necesito de su ayuda lo más urgente posible por favor, mi perrita pug tiene un tumor en la piel cancerígeno que no puede ser operado pero investigando ví que uds le pueden dar una segunda oportunidad con un tratamiento llamado Stelfonta para este tipo de casos, cómo puedo conectarlos por favor por favor.

@n.ciebevilaqua3603 2 года назад

I'm not quite getting what you're doing. On another of your videos I asked you if there were any Stelfonta studies in which you and the manufacturer were NOT involved--- so that there could be an assurance of no conflict of interest in your promotion of the drug or the studies themselves. So far I don't believe you've responded. Also, on Instagram you list yourself FIRST as an entrepreneur, which, for a vet specializing in cancer treatment, seems off-putting. Can you point to any INDEPENDENT studies about the efficacy of the drug? If not, I would never try to treat my dog's cancer with Stelfonta (and no doubt spend a whole lot of money that might be better spent on proven treatments). Sorry to be so blunt, but as a dog-owner (whose dog just had a brush with a mast cell tumor that was successfully removed by surgery), I'd hate to think that the drug is simply being pushed by the manufacturers and an "entrepreneur" veterinarian, with little-to-no proof of efficacy, to people simply trying to spend what they can to help their dogs survive cancer.

@burners13 2 года назад

Thank you for this, my Lab has a MCT just below his eye. Can we use this on his face?

@tanyajohnson4804 2 года назад

Hi Dr Sue, would you be able to provide additional info on whether Stelfonta is triggering any type of whole body/systemic immune response that may prevent recurrence or future MCTs? I've recently started the Tagamet/Benadryl protocol with holisitic diet for my pooch (thinking we need systemic changes to get rid of the existing MCT and prevent new) just wondering if Stelfonta has any systemic benefits or if it's only treating the tumor it's injected into?

@cmosc89 2 года назад

Does a MCT on the ear itself always classify as cutaneous?

@littlephoenix3353 2 года назад

What about a smaller one on top of the head?

@julielopez9282 2 года назад

My dog had stelfonta 10 days ago for a small tumor on her hock. As I write this, half of her leg has liquified and is gone. This is not an exaggeration. I am currently considering amputation. DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT

@DrSueCancerVet 2 года назад

Hi Julie. I’m sorry to hear about your dog’s tumor and this wound. We do know that a certain subset of dogs have a more extensive wound. I cannot see it, but I wonder if it is similar to the wound on the product label. There are ways that your dog can be helped, so please reach out to your veterinarian for help in managing this. Your veterinarian should consider reaching out to the Virbac team directly (number below) to see if they can provide any advice in your pet’s case. Also, you can reach out to Virbac who can help as well but will need your veterinarian to prescribe any medications. The good news is that even the extensive wounds that I’ve seen and the one on the product label has healed, it just takes longer. An amputation is your and your veterinarian’s call, and you may consider looking into this, or giving the wound more time to heal. I would also encourage you to reach out and call Virbac about this at 1.800.338.3659 Option #1.

@brierobinson194 3 года назад

My dog has had 2 stelfonta injections and the mass is still there. Our oncologist recommended a third injection and if that doesn’t work then removal of the whole ear is next. Has anyone had this happen before, where the tumor is resistance to the stelfonta???

@victoriabrown7566 2 года назад

Hello! How is your dog doing? Our dog has a MCT on his ear. His surgeon wants to remove his entire ear. We have an appointment with an Oncologist next week

@brierobinson194 2 года назад

@@victoriabrown7566 my dog is doing great. After the 3rd injection it finally worked. I was stoked. The MCT is all gone and the ear is all intact. It has a small darker spot where it was but completely flat. We see our oncologist every 3 mo for follow up and she was just seen in June and everything looks great. I hope you choose the stelfonta route first before you choose to completely remove the ear. Im glad your seeing an oncologist. Good luck and keep me posted. I would love to hear the results.

@victoriabrown7566 2 года назад

@@brierobinson194 Wow this is amazing news, thank you for sharing. I am beyond happy for your pup! I am hoping the oncologist we are seeing is open to stelfonta or even heard of it. Our boxer Titus’s mct is considered “high grade” however that evaluation is being assist from a cytology alone. Our regular vet said evaluating a mct based on cytology is not an accurate diagnosis. I’m scared for Titus. Thank you for sharing your amazing news! What breed dog do you have?

@brierobinson194 2 года назад

@@victoriabrown7566 I have a carolina dog female. The only isdue with stelfonta is that we aren’t removing the mct surgically so we cant send in for grading or look for clear borders on the specimen because there isn’t one. But you actually see it dying/ swell and ooze, but it does heal really well and clean with very minimal scarring. Before stelfonta was available she had one removed on one of her hind legs and there is a huge scar with hair loss around it. It took much longer to heal especially for a dog like her with tons of energy. It was graded a level 2 with very narrow clear borders. So far shes only had these 2. But now with every little bump i find on her shes off to the oncologist to have it checked. Oh i forgot to mention that she was on Benadryl therapy for awhile even after the stelfonta injection. She has been off now for a little over 6 mo. She seems to be doing good. We Keeping our fingers crossed more dont show. I have also changed her diet to pre made raw and have added probiotics, live enzymes, coconut oil, manuka honey to her diet. She is thriving. I wish your pup the best of luck and don’t be afraid to ask questions when u do see the oncologist. I hope he finds that your pup is a good candidate to receive it.

@victoriabrown7566 2 года назад

@@brierobinson194 Okay I really appreciate all the detailed information you’re sharing with me. Titus also had a low grade mct in his arm pit area it was surgically removed in January 2022. Now we have the very aggressive one on his ear. I wish RU-vid would allow pictures to be shared. His diet is also raw. We feed him Answers along with their fermented goats milk. I am so thrilled for you and your baby girl. Thriving is what we want for our pets. Strangely Titus demonstrates no pain and doesn’t skip a beat. He’s a happy go lucky boxer. With all the energy.