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Hemangiomas, hemangiosarcomas, and lymphomas are common tumors of the spleen in dogs living in Hawaii and elsewhere. Splenic cancer is an all-too-common and aggressive condition in dogs, particularly in breeds like Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, and “doodle” breeds. We frequently see pets with this condition in our Oahu practice. The spleen, an organ involved in filtering blood and supporting the immune system, can become the site of tumors that pose serious health risks. The most common tumors of the spleen include hemangioma, hemangiosarcoma, and lymphoma. The long term prognosis depends on the specific tumor, but the symptoms are very similar. Recognizing the Symptoms One ofmore…

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Here at Arms of Aloha we believe every pet deserves peace, comfort, and dignity at the end of their life. We are looking for a veterinarian who shares this passion and is ready to help us realize our vision. Is this you? Send a resume and cover letter to cnaun@armsofaloha.com Why Arms of Aloha? Support: We offer hands-on training and mentorship tailored to your needs. Our amazing team of Care Navigators paves the way for you, setting you up for success before you even meet the family. Locally owned and loved: We are an independent practice with a team of local residents familiar with ourmore…

You know no one is as cute, funny, or loving as your own fur kids. Shout it from the rooftops and tell us about your Senior. We’ll share their picture and profile on our social media channels so you can brag to the world. “In memoriam” photos and profiles may also be submitted.more…

At Arms of Aloha we believe that when pet parents are given the education and support they need, their beloved companions can spend their final months, weeks, days and moments with the peace and dignity they deserve. Get all the basics and more with our free Senior Pet Care Toolkit. DOWNLOAD THE TOOLKIT NOW Pain Updated pain management guidelines for dogs and cats (2022) – AAHA has released updated guidelines for the first time since 2014. Summary and link to the report Arthritis pain in cats – cats are notoriously stoic, and arthritis is often missed in our older feline companions. Here are some pointersmore…

We love helping our clients by referring them to other Hawaii businesses that can be of use to them. And we love helping you, too! To send the right people your way and ensure a smooth referral experience, we have a few questions.more…

We know your pets are family. As health problems start to affect their well-being and vitality, you want them to stay not just healthy, but happy and comfortable for as long as possible. Like any good pet parent, you need the right information to make the best choices. GET IT NOW SHARE WITH A FRIEND There’s good medical information on the internet, but also a lot from unqualified bloggers or even worse, hucksters trying to make a quick buck off your hopes and fears. We know making smart, informed care decisions is tough and like you, we hate having to sort the good from themore…

Start your journey with confidence Congratulations! You have joined an exclusive community of pet parents who want nothing but the best for their senior furbabies. We look forward to sharing expert advice based on years of experience serving people just like you. Below is your toolkit. We also emailed it to you for easy access. Hang on to these handouts – you probably don’t need them all right now, but you’ll be glad you have them later. Your journey has just begun. We’ll be sending periodic emails with more great advice. Please reach out anytime if you have questions or need personalized help. SHARE WITHmore…