Susan Capuano
I am also sorry for your loss..I am sure it has been heartbreaking.
hemangiosarcoma is a genetically based cancer and it is not the same in all animals. This particular cancer is not known in the coton de tulear. While I can't say the Epi-Soothe caused my beloved pet's illness, I can say that I believe my Abby was doing as well as could be expected after the homeopathic remedy was administered. So I believe this Virbac product definitely played a role in my dog's succumbing to his cancer. You can google "DEA" and you will find quite a lot of information on this chemical as a carcinogen. This chemical is the second and third ingredient in Epi-Soothe.
I feel I am having a difficult time - less because my beloved pet died - than because of the fact that I used this product on him unwittingly and trusting in my vet to provide reliable advice. So I appreciate your support but I am not sure you get where I am coming from. I care about animals and the value of the love they give us...in return we put crap in and on their bodies and then feel sorry for ourselves when they die. It is big business in America and around the world. Dollars have more value than life...really?