This is virtually every organ in the body. At some point the tumor becomes resistant to therapy and no further remissions can be obtained. My dog does not fit the above scenario at all. Lymphoma is classifed by anatomic area affected. By far, the most common form in the dog is the Multicentric form as described above.
Lymphoma can occur anywhere in the body where there is lymph tissue.
At this time, our web site will concentrate on multicentric lymphoma. As our site grows, further information on these more rare forms will be added. The word chemotherapy conjours images of the bald Elizabeth Perkins from The Doctor or the bald and vomiting Campbell Scott in Dying Young. We hope that you will open your mind to what decades of research and clinical experience tells us about chemotherapy rather than listening to what Hollywood has to say on the subject. The following are common questions pet owners commonly have regarding chemotherapy for their dog.