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My Greyhound has cancer, isn’t chemotherapy as hard on animals as it is on people?

April 26, 2017animals cancer chemotherapy greyhound hard isn’t people

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My Greyhound has cancer, isn’t chemotherapy as hard on animals as it is on people?

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Less than 20% of dogs undergoing chemotherapy experience clinically relevant adverse effects (most commonly vomiting, diarrhea, or loss of appetite). These adverse effects can typically be managed with medications, drug dose reduction, or changing to a different chemotherapeutic agent.