I have just been asked to consult on a 7 yo nixed breed resue dog with a solid nodule in the chest. He has a previously fracture of the distal femur which in radiograph appears to me not as strong a callus as I would like to see. He has lots of bridging spondylosis and a previous splenectomy 3 y ago for a "mass" that was not biopsied. Interestingly, it was several weeks after that surgery before he was able to use the leg normally again, he had severe CP defificts.
So, again, my long winded question, Hoxsey-like formula, can I stat him on it and then add bonest or should I waint since I am not convinced that the lung tumor is a primary tumor like the surgeon. The dog has just had an episode of severe "arthritis" for which he received all the radiographs which ID'ed the lung mass. Is there any signs on the patient I should be looking for that would key in one formula over the other?
Thank you for your guidance,
Lois Sargent, DVM