Finding out your cat has a compromised immune system is a scary and often devastating diagnosis, especially if the cause is cat cancer. Thankfully, there are holistic treatments available that will help minimize the side effects of chemotherapy and toxic medications. Combining holistic choices for a cat’s compromised immune system with conventional cancer therapies should be part of any treatment.
What Is Cat Cancer?
Cancer in cats is due to a failure of the immune system to regulate cell growth. It can occur in any organ (liver, spleen, lungs, etc.), any area of the body (bones or mouth, for instance), or even in a part of the body in general (such as the chest cavity).
Under normal circumstances, healthy cells grow and divide. At the same time, the immune system routinely eradicates damaged or irregular cells (cancer cells). However, if a cat’s immune system becomes weak or stops functioning properly, the body fails to detect damaged cells. As a result, these cell grow and replicate. Eventually, the cat develops tumors — the result of the growth of damaged cells. The most common types of cat cancer are feline lymphoma, feline leukemia virus, feline mammary cancer, and feline skin cancer.
An Aggressive and Rapidly-Developing Disease
Cancer in cats can often go undetected for weeks or even months. As cancer is aggressive and develops rapidly, the time between the appearance of the first cancer cells and the diagnosis of the disease is often directly linked to survival rate.
Once Cancer Has Been Diagnosed
Close consultation with your holistic veterinarian can help you to select the right cancer treatment and cancer therapies for your cat and his situation. Depending on the type of cancer, the age and condition of your cat, and other important factors, treatments for cat cancers can range from surgically removing tumors or abnormal cell growth, chemotherapy and radiation therapy to isolate and destroy cancer cells, and medications to help slow tumor development, treat inflammation, and control pain.
Mainstream Western-Medicine Therapies for Cat Cancer
Although many mainstream western-medicine therapies can be successful in removing or shrinking tumors (at least temporarily), none of these feline cancer treatments address the underlying cause of cancer: a faulty or weakened immune system. In fact, some treatments (such as chemotherapy and radiation therapy) can cause significant damage to, or even destroy, an already fragile immune system.
Rebuilding a Cat’s Compromised Immune System
Since cancer results from the inability of the cat’s immune system to recognize and destroy cancer cells, it makes sense that helping to rebuild and support a cat’s compromised immune system at the same time as providing conventional therapies is the key to successful cancer treatment.
Rebuilding the immune system of a sick cat requires a multi-faceted approach. You need to reduce the everyday toxins in your cat’s environment, such as contact with pesticides, cleaning products, and highly-processed cat foods.
Most commercial cat foods are highly processed, meaning that during production much of the nutritional value of the ingredients is lost. All cats — but especially those with cancer — can benefit by changing to naturally-prepared, organic cat food that is rich in nutrients and free from chemical preservatives. As cats with cancer often have a poor appetite, it is essential to continually offer your cat a variety of healthy foods to encourage him to eat.
Another thing to do is stop vaccinating while your cat is fighting cancer. Vaccines can be disruptive to the immune system.
If you don’t have one already, seek out a holistic veterinarian to receive a more holistic approach to cancer treatment. The vet will discuss diet and other alternative solutions with you.
We Can Help
In addition to providing essential nutrients through diet, supplements containing essential vitamins and minerals along with time-tested herbs can help to ensure that your cat has the strongest immune system possible to help fight his way back to health.



Hello,
What product do you recommend for my 12 year old female kitty – the vet found yesterday a cancerous mass on her spleen. Not doing surgery.
Thank you!
Michele
Hello Michelle, I recommend the Advanced Immune Protocol. We get very good results in all kinds of immune problems. Here is a report I got just this morning from a woman using the protocol for the past year.
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Hi…I’ve been using your Immune/cancer support protocol for my cat for almost one year. He was diagnosed with scc and fibrosarcoma of the pinna when I adopted him a year ago. Since then he has been doing great but last week quite abruptly, his ear started bleeding and the vet said the cancer had returned. He sent me home after giving him a shot to bring down the inflammation and wait for 3-4 days until he could do surgery and take a biopsy. The very next day, in the span of less than 5 minutes from when I had last seen my kitty, the next moment that mass (3/4″ around or so) had actually popped out of his ear and was laying there next to him in his cat tower. I was incredulous and took him back to the vet who also had never seen anything like this happen. While he was examining him, he actually squeezed out another blackish tiny pea-sized blob. He didn’t want to close up the hole left by the mass that had popped out so just gave him an antibiotic and sent us home to await a biopsy. Unfortunately, it came back as aggressive fibrosarcoma. That being said, because of the spreading fingers of this cancer, my vet does not feel comfortable doing any surgery on him so the sad option is to just make him comfortable for whatever time he has left.
In the meanwhile, this ear has healed up very nicely on it’s own and to look at it, one would not even think anything like this ever happened. My kitty continues to be a happy cat eating very well and content. When my vet and another consultant asked me what ‘else’ had I been doing for this cancer, I told them nothing except for the Vitality Science Immune Support for cancer, which is how i believe my cat has done so well for so long and also how this cancer just popped out. My vet said it was as thought my cat’s immune system somehow knew of the cancerous cells and had started to encapsulate it and then strangled it to the point where it just popped out. He cannot explain it otherwise.
My question though is that this cancer is back with a vengeance and this time, no surgery can be done due to limited margins, etc. I will continue with the protocol…I am already giving 1 tsp twice daily of the Celloquent as well as the other two products.
I have also read recently about how tumeric has been shown to be of benefit to cancer in animals. Do you have any opinion on this as I notice none of your products use this. Also, if I add this to my regimen, will it interact with the products I am currently using of yours? Any other suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks June
Dear Steve, our cat (12 year old Bengal) was just diagnosed with cancer in his descending urine track going from the gallbladder down. Its a small area and the Vets said that this is very unusual condition but that he will not survive more then 1 years, even after surgery and chemo. Please tell us what is best to do, we are located in Japan, Tokyo.
I have just sent you a detailed text and a recommendation for the Advanced Immune Restoration to your email.
My 20 year old tabby has a thyroid condition and is on Methimazole. His recent blood test came back as 1.3 so his thyroid is doing well. However, his loud breathing scares me. I haven’t had him x-rayed for cancer because surgery at his age will probably kill him. Whether he has cancer or not, what do you recommend as a treatment for breathing problems in old cats? I can’t handle losing him.
Since the symptoms all seem to be immune related, I recommend the Advanced Immune Restoration which has had great success with all types of immune issues.
Hi Steve – my 11 year old, super energetic cat was just diagnosed with soft tissue sarcoma, probably injection site sarcoma (which just boils my blood! Preventable!!) on her side near her hip. We have started going over all the options, including aggressive surgery, radiation and immunotherapy. Those 3 things could be $20grand based on estimates! Making our next steps so hard to make. I am really interested in your products to support her while we make decisions and also any advice on what to use, when and what you think the best course of action should be. We were told the reoccurrence rate is 30-40% even with all that. Seems like her system needs to be strengthened from the inside out! Thank you so much
Hello,
All immune related problems, including cancer and pancreatitis, come from drugs (mainly vaccines), food (GMO corn and soy especially), and household chemicals (cleaning agents and chlorinated and fluoridated water), pharmaceutical dewormers, flea and heart worm chemicals.
Our strategy is to upgrade the food quality, stop all vaccines, eliminate the drugs and chemicals, and add in safe, natural food-based supplements that are scientifically proven to raise immune competence, that are beneficial for all animals, young or old, sick or healthy. Along with our email tech support, our strategy has been very successful in re-establishing normality.
Start with this package which contains products with all cat friendly flavors so that they can be accepted in the food of most cats
https://vitalityscience.com/product/advanced-immune-restoration/
I will email you some docs for further guidance.
My 17 yr old fur baby (cat) Wally has cancer in his mouth. I am giving him the liquid gold drops. What other treatments do you advise?