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My condolences on your situation. I am very familiar with malignant melanoma in the mouth of a beloved pet. My 16 yr old chow cross was diagnosed with malignant melanoma in her gums. For all the research, the prognosis wasn't good and her time was said to be very short. More research uncovered that omega 6 & 3 (cold pressed flax seed oil found in the vitamin isle, and cold pressed olive oil) mixed with a "sulfur based protein" (nuts or cottage cheese) had been proven to shrink tumors in brain and breast cancer patience. The flax is kept in the freezer, the olive in the fridge. Green tea was also a good very good antioxidant for her illness. She was very old and her demise was inevitable but her arthritis and cataracts cleared up, and a grim 4-6 week prognosis turned into 6 months of a very full, happy, (relatively) healthy life until the very end. I wish you and your fur baby all the best.

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Thanks for your prayer..The lump has been removed and send for biopsy..they said they will give the results on 16th of this month..Now he is too drowsy after the serial injections...May god and our prayers help him to recover fast.

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It's never easy watching anyone we love suffer. Hopefully you see improvement, and Brownie is able to have a better quality of life through the treatment. One thing is certain, he knows how much you love him, and he appreciates everything you are doing for him. Please keep the positive thoughts flowing as we will, and keep us posted as to how he's doing.

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My last dog fought a hard battle with cancer, and lived a long, happy while. It was hard watching him go, but he stayed happy right until the day we had to make the hardest af all decisions. We did not have anything we could treat, so he did not go through any medical treaments. I'll think good thoughts for your love.