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Oral Cancer Answers Podcast

Oral Cancer Foundation

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Welcome to Oral Cancer Answers Podcast, a production of the Oral Cancer Foundation, where we discuss disease-related issues of interest to patients, survivors, advocates, and medical and dental professionals. Our guests are drawn from a large body of knowledgeable OCF collaborators and thought leaders on oral cancer from fields and backgrounds as diverse as research, education, medical and dental professionals, and survivors. If you would like us to consider a particular subject matter in fu ...
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Certified veterinary pain practitioner Tasha McNerney talks about the importance of managing pain in dogs after surgery. She goes over common concerns pet parents have about pain meds, the risks of skipping them, and practical tips for ensuring a smooth recovery. From understanding how pain signals affect the brain to the benefits of preemptive pai…
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Indy, a Golden Retriever and participant in the groundbreaking Golden Retriever Lifetime Study, left a profound legacy in the fight against canine cancer. Join Molly Jacobson as she talks with Indy’s mom, Kim Peri, and Dr. Mike Lappin about Indy's journey with lymphoma, the challenges of his treatment, and the incredible community that has formed a…
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Susanne Kogut, President of Petco Love, talks about their inspiring mission to help pets and their people. Learn how Petco Love supports dog cancer research, funds treatment for pet parents in need, and even pioneers groundbreaking initiatives like lost pet facial recognition and free vaccination drives. Topics Covered: • Why the Petco Foundation b…
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Dr. Brooke Britton discusses degranulation events—a scary potential when a dog has mast cell tumors. Learn what degranulation is, why it happens, and how it can affect your dog. Also: practical tips for managing symptoms, potential connections between allergies and cancer, and how to care for dogs with mast cell tumors. Topics Discussed: • What is …
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In 2023, Molly Jacobson speaks with Dr. Michelle MacLeay, Chief Scientific Officer of the AKC Canine Health Foundation, about groundbreaking cancer research that dog owners are making possible. Topics include: • One Health Approach: How canine cancer research benefits both dogs and humans. • New Studies: Details on 13 new cancer studies funded this…
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In this heartfelt episode of Dog Cancer Answers, Dr. Adrienne Anderson shares the story of her heart dog, Ludo, a 160-pound Great Dane mix who profoundly shaped her life. Dr. Anderson discusses the unique bond they shared, his medical struggles, and the difficult decision to euthanize him herself. The discussion explores how to cope with the grief …
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Molly Jacobson speaks with Dr. Erica Ancier about Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy and its applications for dogs with cancer, chronic pain, arthritis, and more. They discuss the safety of PEMF therapy, how it works, its benefits, and how to use it at home to improve your dog's quality of life. Topics Covered: • What is PEMF therapy? • Ho…
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Dr. Brooke Britton answers Lou’s question about his dog’s cutaneous hemangiosarcoma. Learn about the risks of recurrence, treatment options, and proactive steps to monitor your dog for future tumors. Dr. Britton also discusses the breeds most at risk, the role of sun exposure, and whether supplements like Yunnan Baiyao might help. What You'll Learn…
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Meet Dr. Michelle White as she talks about the revolutionary Darwin’s Ark Cancer Project. Learn how dog lovers can contribute to cutting-edge cancer research through surveys, genetic testing, and environmental sampling. Dr. White explains the importance of data collection, the future of canine genetics, and how you can join this mission to improve …
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In this episode of Dog Cancer Answers, Dr. Robert Silver shares advanced insights on how medicinal mushrooms can support dogs with cancer. From beta glucan dosing to choosing the right mushrooms, Dr. Silver offers practical tips for pet parents. Learn about mushrooms like turkey tail, reishi, and maitake, their effects on cancer and immunity, and h…
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Kandra Sellers, RDH, BA, is widely regarded as one of the most passionate and successful dental practice coaches. With over 35 years in the dental industry, Kandra has held numerous career roles, thanks to the fantastic mentors she has met along the way. She is no longer seen as “just a dental hygienist,” a profession certainly not to be underestim…
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Molly Jacobson talks to Dr. Robert Silver, a veterinarian and expert in medicinal mushrooms, about their potential benefits for dogs with cancer. Learn how mushrooms like turkey tail, reishi, and lion’s mane boost immunity, support overall health, and even complement conventional treatments like chemotherapy and surgery. Key Topics Covered: Overvie…
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Originally aired in 2023, Molly Jacobson interviews Dr. Kim Agnew about the groundbreaking trials of Monepantel, a sheep dewormer repurposed as a potential treatment for canine lymphoma. Discover the science behind this innovative therapy, its potential to stabilize lymphoma, and how it compares to traditional treatments like chemotherapy and predn…
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Dr. Charlotte Hacker discusses the complex genetics behind why dogs get cancer. Despite common beliefs, larger animals like elephants and blue whales rarely get cancer due to high levels of tumor suppressor genes like p53. Unfortunately, dogs' genetic makeup, influenced by rapid, human-directed breeding practices, makes them particularly susceptibl…
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Meet Tara Diehl and Dr. Katie Berlin and soak in hope and love as they discuss the inspiring story of Dunbar, Tara’s 12-year-old dog diagnosed with primary undifferentiated pulmonary carcinoma. From the initial harrowing diagnosis to numerous treatments, including surgery, chemotherapy, and the promising effects of Palladia, Dunbar's story is a tes…
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Dr. Doug Thamm discusses the development and use of Tanovea, a drug for treating lymphoma in dogs. He explains the drug's origins, initially researched as a human cancer therapeutic in collaboration with Gilead Sciences, and its transition to veterinary use. Dr. Thamm provides insights into Tanovea’s application, dosage, and effectiveness compared …
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Dr. Narda Robinson dives into the usage of cannabis for dogs with cancer, including: Anti-inflammatory and pain control benefits Potential anti-cancer effects Concerns about long-term usage The discussion also highlights the importance of product quality, potential herb-drug interactions, environmental considerations, and the legal constraints vete…
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Dr. Stephen Roth is a board-certified Oral and Maxillofacial Pathologist. He practices clinical and histologic oral pathology at the University of Maryland School of Dentistry. He received his undergraduate and DDS degrees from The Ohio State University. Upon graduation, he started his Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology training at Northwell Health, …
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Dr. Narda Robinson, a human doctor AND a veterinarian, discusses the history and medicinal applications of CBD and THC, particularly in veterinary medicine. Focusing on her pioneering work at Colorado State University, she shares insights into the challenges and benefits of researching cannabis for canine health. Topics covered: The endocannabinoid…
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If you’re looking at using THC and/or CBD with your dog, the choices can be confusing. Is CBD from hemp the same as from marijuana? Do you want full spectrum? Is THC the same as CBD? What’s cannabis, exactly??? Licensed veterinary technician and science writer Kate Basedow joins us to go over the key terms you’ll hear when it comes to CBD. In addit…
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Dr. Jessica Tartof explores the benefits of Chinese herbs, vitamin A, vitamin D, and various mushrooms like turkey tail and Myco-Forte. Dr. Tartof explains how testing guides her recommendations and why trusted supplement brands are essential. Tune in to learn how these supplements can help your dog fight cancer! Key Takeaways: Chinese Herbs: A cus…
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Recorded in late 2022 and aired in 2023, Molly Jacobson speaks with Dr. Joanne Tuohy about an innovative cancer treatment for dogs: High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU). Learn how this technology works, its potential benefits, and its current role in veterinary clinical trials. Dr. Tuohy explains how HIFU targets tumors with precision sound wav…
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Meet John Mcleish, a devoted dog lover who shares his journey with Lilli, his 12-year-old Cocker Spaniel diagnosed with adenocarcinoma. His heartfelt story begins with navigating her cancer treatment during the global pandemic—which presented unique challenges—from limited veterinary access to tough decisions about chemotherapy and surgery. John op…
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Dr. Kristen Lester has taken a unique journey as a general practitioner offering chemotherapy to dogs. Dr. Lester shares the inspiring cancer story of her "heart dog" Sue, the challenges of cancer treatment, and why she believes GPs can play a vital role in oncology. From safety protocols to overcoming the lack of local specialists, this episode is…
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Dr. Alex Ubell and Molly Jacobson dive deep into the benefits and potential risks of feeding venison to dogs. Learn why venison is an excellent high-protein, low-fat option for dogs with cancer, overweight dogs, or those needing novel proteins. Topics include: What is venison and where does it come from? Nutritional benefits of venison for dogs, in…
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Dr. Narda Robinson dives into the science behind acupuncture for dogs with cancer. She explains how it works on the nervous system, dispels common myths, and highlights its benefits for managing pain, nausea, and inflammation. Dr. Robinson also offers advice for dog parents on choosing a scientifically trained acupuncturist and tips for using massa…
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Dr. Brooke Britton joins James Jacobson to demystify the mitotic index—a critical factor in understanding your dog’s cancer diagnosis. Learn how this number, derived from a tumor biopsy, influences treatment decisions and prognosis for various types of dog cancers like mast cell tumors, soft tissue sarcomas, and melanomas. Dr. Britton shares her ex…
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In this in-depth expose, veterinary oncology technician specialist Jenny Fisher joins Molly Jacobson to explain the ins and outs of radiation therapy for dogs with cancer. Whether you're fearful as you consider radiation for your dog or just curious about how it works, this episode provides invaluable insights. Topics Covered: How radiation therapy…
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When your dog is diagnosed with cancer, it’s normal to feel overwhelmed. Should you trust the first opinion? Could your veterinarian have made a mistake? Dr. David Vail, an experienced veterinary oncologist, shares why second opinions are crucial when dealing with a cancer diagnosis. Dr. Vail explains how general practitioners and specialists work …
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About our guest A respected thought leader and international, award-winning speaker, Jo-Anne Jones has done over 1,000 presentations worldwide. Jo-Anne brings life, energy, and inspiration to all her presentations, whether they be live or virtual, which has made her a sought-after lecturer in the dental community. Jo-Anne is a past honoree of DPR's…
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Nasal tumors in dogs can cause distressing nosebleeds, as listener Holly shares about her senior dog. In this episode, Molly Jacobson and veterinary oncologist Dr. Brooke Britton discuss why nose tumors bleed, what owners can do during an emergency, and when to seek veterinary care. Dr. Britton explains the fragile nature of blood vessels in nasal …
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Dr. Brooke Britton decodes dog cancer diagnosis! The veterinary oncologist explains the critical role of staging and grading in understanding AND treating dog cancer. Discover what staging and grading mean, how they differ, and why these assessments are essential to tailoring your dog’s treatment plan. Dr. Britton dives into: What cancer staging re…
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Dr. Brooke Britton, veterinary oncologist, answers a listener's question about their dog's large mammary tumor and whether waiting a week for surgery is too long. Dr. Britton discusses the complexities of surgery for large tumors, alternative treatment options, and ways to manage your dog's comfort while waiting for surgery. Episode Highlights List…
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Recorded just before the holiday season, this episode is packed with inspiration and tips to make every day a celebration of your dog’s life. Whether your dog is young, old, healthy, or dealing with cancer, you’ll find actionable ideas to brighten their days—and yours. Simple, easy activities to boost your dog’s emotional and physical well-being Ho…
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Dr. Narda Robinson, an osteopath (for humans), veterinarian, and integrative medicine researcher, joins us to talk about healing dogs with massage therapy. It’s not just petting! Massage for dogs has many benefits and can alleviate pain. Dr. Robinson thinks we should all be helping our dogs every day with massage. She emphasizes the difference betw…
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A caller wonders if treating early with oral melanoma in dogs helps with outcomes. Dr. Brooke Britton says yes, this aggressive cancer can develop rapidly, but early detection and treatment can make a significant difference. Learn about the latest treatments, including surgery and the innovative melanoma vaccine, and how they can improve outcomes f…
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Ultrasounds are a non-invasive way to diagnose and monitor various conditions in dogs. In this episode of Dog Cancer Answers, Dr. Adrienne Anderson explains what ultrasound is, how it works, what happens during an ultrasound appointment, and why it’s such a valuable diagnostic tool. Learn about when ultrasounds are recommended, how much they cost, …
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Barbara from Vermont is seeing a new veterinarian, and they want to perform surgery to remove her dog’s TCC. Is it a viable option for her 13-year-old dog who has been on NSAIDs? Dr. Britton unpacks the complexities of bladder cancer treatment, especially the risks and benefits of surgery, and explains why non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSA…
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Listen as Kyle discusses everything about our oral cancer walks with Megan Blair, who runs our largest walk yearly in the DMV (The DMV is the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, which is the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia.)impact communities and families. Volunteer now to help raise awareness of oral cancer! Organizing oral cancer wal…
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Host Molly Jacobson speaks with Dr. Lauren Barrow, a veterinarian who sees cancer in her patients and a mother whose son has a brain tumor. Are vets just after your money? She has some sage insights to offer! Dr. Barrow offers heartfelt and compassionate advice for pet parents trying to make the best decisions for their dogs while dealing with fina…
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Let’s dive into early cancer detection strategies for dogs with veterinary oncologist Dr. Brooke Britton. We discuss common cancers like anal gland cancer and lymphoma, share practical guidelines for screening, and emphasize the crucial role of pet owners and veterinarians in detecting cancer early. Looking to stay ahead of serious health issues? T…
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Host Molly Jacobson interviews Dr. Dani McVety, founder of Lap of Love, a nationwide veterinary hospice and in-home euthanasia service. In this long conversation, the veterinary hospice expert and the dog mom explore tough and important decisions dog lovers face in terrible, heart-wrenching moments. Dr. McVety offers compassionate guidance on what …
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Veterinary oncologist Dr. Brooke Britton answers a listener's question about a 10-year-old Golden Retriever diagnosed with an anal gland tumor. The dog recently underwent a CT scan and they saw a small tumor in the stomach lining and an enlarged lymph node. Is it spread? Or a new type of cancer? Dr. Britton discusses possible scenarios, the limitat…
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Jenny Fisher, an experienced Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) specializing in oncology, shares tales of hope and inspiration, plus insight into the critical roles that vet techs play in the care and treatment of dogs with cancer. From the day-to-day responsibilities of veterinary technicians to emotional and physical demands, Jenny opens up a…
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Dr. Lauren Barrow answers a listener question from Gloria in Florida. Gloria's dog was recently diagnosed with transitional cell carcinoma (TCC), and she is seeking advice on how to support her dog beyond the prescribed medication, piroxicam. Dr. Barrow shares her insights and offers general information on how to detect bladder cancer early on. Key…
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Originally recorded in 2022, this episode features Dr. Lauren Trepanier from the University of Wisconsin, revealing her groundbreaking research into the link between environmental pollution and dog cancer. Key Topics: Environmental Pollutants and Cancer in Dogs: Dr. Trepanier’s research links pollutants such as ozone, benzene, trichloroethylene, an…
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Dr. Mary Gardner, co-founder of Lap of Love, explains the critical distinctions between geriatric, palliative, and hospice care for dogs. Key Topics: The difference between palliative care and hospice care. Recognizing when a dog has moved from senior to geriatric. How caregiver burden plays a role in a dog’s end-of-life care. Signs of aging versus…
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Dr. Charlotte Hacker, a wildlife biologist, has some worrying news about the chemicals commonly found in plastics, such as BPA and phthalates. These and other harsh chemicals in plastics are known to disrupt endocrine systems in both humans and dogs. From developmental issues to cancer, Dr. Hacker outlines the risks associated with plastic exposure…
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When cancer makes your dog’s body its home, changes occur. Sometimes those changes are deep in the body, undetectable. But others show up as lethargy, weight loss, digestive upset, and, sometimes, physical lumps and bumps you can feel. Dr. David Vail, a veterinary oncologist at the University of Wisconsin, joins us to discuss the early warning sign…
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