Can medications or diet be used to treat dog cancer?

Yeah. There are many different medications, as chemotherapeutics are medications. Certain tumors like bladder tumors respond to medicine to some degree, or it slows their spread and increase in size. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories like Rimadyl can also help with those tumors. Studies show a good quality balanced nutrition and leaner body weight put an animal at lower risk of cancer.

Yes, medications can be used to treat dog cancer. There are many different options on the market, some of which are borrowed from human cancer treatments. Newer treatments are targeting specific cancer types and their genomes, there is a company called FidoCure, which partners with oncologists to find more targeted medications for your dog's cancer. Diet modifications may also be recommended by your veterinarian as part of your dog's overall treatment plan.