Yes. Definitely gives us hope. I will not hijack this thread but we just had our 9 year old black lab/Great Dane mix shelter rescue dog diagnosed with lung cancer. Sam has had some labored Breathing and coughing for the past 2 weeks. Got him in last week and they gave him steroids and antibiotics hoping maybe it was just a tick-borne illness and lung infection. The X-rays today revealed several tumors just above his heart near the trachea and the lungs were peppered with small nodules we are assuming is cancerous. We are also starting fenbendazole treatment tomorrow along with low sugar tuna/chicken diet - see if we can’t also make an improvement. I’ll start our own treatment daily thread for Sam tomorrow. While many here have heard anecdotal stories of fenbendazole treatments I have a personal friend that took it about 1.5 years ago. He had colon cancer that has spread to his lymph nodes. They performed surgery and removed the tumor and a section of his colon and inserted a chemo-catheter in his chest which he was supposed to start week or two after surgery. He decided to do the fenbendazole treatments for 3 months before going down the chemo route. Petscan 3 months later revealed he was cancer free and the chemo-catheter was removed. He had stayed on a lower schedule prophylactic dose since then and remains cancer free. It obviously can work

Yes. Definitely gives us hope. I will not hijack this thread but we just had our 9 year old black lab/Great Dane mix shelter rescue dog diagnosed with lung cancer. Sam has had some labored Breathing and coughing for the past 2 weeks. Got him in last week and they gave him steroids and antibiotics hoping maybe it was just a tick-borne illness and lung infection. The X-rays today revealed several tumors just above his heart near the trachea and the lungs were peppered with small nodules we are assuming is cancerous. We are also starting fenbendazole treatment tomorrow along with low sugar tuna/chicken diet - see if we can’t also make an improvement. I’ll start our own treatment daily thread for Sam tomorrow.