Whole Dog news: Osteosarcoma in Dogs,Cats, and Humans

Dogs, Cats, Osteosarcoma, Dysplasia and pet food fluoride content
by
George Glasser

The recent cover-up scandal about osteosarcoma and drinking water fluoridation brought to mind research I had done several years ago into canine osteosarcoma which is fairly common among certain breeds of dogs and cats.

Because of the association between osteosarcoma and drinking water fluoridation, I contacted people who’s dogs developed the cancer to see if the lived in fluoridated areas, but there was not even a credible anecdotal connection. It appeared to be a universal problem. I dropped the investigation until the new flap came up about fluoride and osteosarcoma and I decided to take a fresh look at the issue again.

OSTEOSARCOMA is the most common bone cancer in humans, cats and dogs.

Osteosarcoma mostly occurs in male humans, dogs and cats. CONTINUE