Hank’s Law

11/05/2025

11/05/2025

Dogs are five times more likely to get cancer than people.

Our pets don’t just share our homes, they share our risks. Dogs are diagnosed with cancer at five times the rate of humans, partly because of their size, shorter lifespans, and closer contact with environmental toxins. By making mindful choices for our pets, like safe cleaning products, toxin-free yards, and high-quality diets, we’re protecting not just them, but the whole family. 🌍💚

Learn more about the changes you can make for you and your pets during my FREE two day online summit on Nov 22nd and 23rd. Be sure to register via the link below:

prismpetsacademy.com/summit-registration

I can’t wait to see you there!

11/02/2025

🚨 1 in 3 dogs and 1 in 5 cats will face cancer in their lifetime.

But here’s the truth: you can take steps now to help prevent it. 💪🐾

In honor of Pet Cancer Prevention Month, I’ve put together a FREE 2-day online Pet Cancer Prevention Summit designed to empower pet parents with actionable steps you can start today — steps that can help you and your pets for a lifetime. 🐶🐱

Join me, Dr. Kendra Pope, one of only four integrative oncologists in the U.S., along with hand-selected guest speakers who are leading experts in the field of pet wellness. 🌿

📅 November 22–23
🕤 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM EST
💻 Day 1: Eye-opening lectures from top experts
💬 Day 2: Interactive workshops + live Q&As

This isn’t just for pets who are sick — it’s for the healthy ones you love most. ❤️ The best time to act is before a diagnosis.

✨ Don’t wait — let’s take action together to keep your pets thriving.

👉 Register FREE now — link in bio (or by using the link below)

https://www.prismpetsacademy.com/summit-registration

11/02/2025

November is Pet Cancer Awareness month.

1 in 4 dogs will get cancer during their lifetime and by age 10, the risk increases to almost 1 in 2 dogs (source: American Veterinary Medical Association)

Nonspecific Signs of Cancer in Dogs
📍 Weight loss
📍Lethargy
📍Vomiting or diarrhea
📍Lameness
📍Bad breath
📍Unusual discharges from nose, mouth, re**um or v***a
📍Behavior changes
📍New or fast-growing lumps, swellings, or wounds that won’t heal.

Some signs of cancer can also appear in other illnesses so don’t panic, but do pay attention. So if you notice any of the above symptoms, see your veterinarian right away.
Take a moment to read about early signs of from this article that should only take about 3-5 minutes to read. It could literally save your dog's life: dogcancer.com/articles/diagnosis-and-medical-procedures/symptoms-of-cancer-in-dogs