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.



Hi Steve,
My six year old cat was just diagnosed with soft tissue sarcoma, he has had surgery but the doctor does not believe he was able to get it all. I have been giving him CBD oil and changed his diet. He blood work came back normal, he is acting normal, eating, drinking and playing with his sister. I would like to get him started on something, what do you recommend? Thank you!
Hi Victoria,
I recommend our Advanced Immune Restoration. I sent more info to your email address.
We have a 14 year old cat who has a squamous carcinoma cell on his nose. Our vet says it is inoperable. We are searching for worthwhile holistic remedys that would slow the growth. He appears healthy in every other way. He is pretty good with oral doses but goes ballistic when put in a cage and taken to the vet. What do you advise.
Hi Kathy, We have seen very good results with dietary changes, our Advanced Immune Restoration, and our email tech support. I will send more info directly to your email address.
Good afternoon Steve:
It has been a rough few months for our cat Abby. She had suffered from a chronic ear infection for about 5 months and further evaluation revealed a tumor in the ear requiring ear canal ablation surgery. The mass came back as malignant but was graded as a level 1 tumor. She struggled to recover from the surgery and 3 weeks after the ablation surgery we had her back at the clinic and a mass was discovered in her caudal lung lobe. They performed a lobectomy 2 weeks ago and 4 weeks after the ablation surgery. They were certain that the two masses were not related or metastatic. The lung mass was graded as a borderline level 1/2. Abby is doing better but during a check up today the surgeon said she is showing an inflammatory response where the ear canal ablation was performed and the surgeon is concerned that he might not have gotten everything during the ablation surgery. He also said that he was confident and not concerned about the lobectomy procedure. We are tube feeding her for the near future as we try to help her gain weight and regain strength. Is there an alternative treatment that you could suggest for our Abby. As well, is there any known success using IR or Near IR light therapy to treat the affected areas? Thank you for any recommendations.
Hi Brian, Absolutely we can help. First, let me say how sorry I am that your cat has had to go through this experience. We do have an amazing protocol that will boost her immune system, help to create an alkaline environment and reduce inflammation. It is the Advanced Immune Restoration Protocol. If you are feeding her through a tube then it will be easy to administer these products to her. We are wishing her the best and let us know how else we can help. Here is the link to purchase and get it sent out today. https://vitalityscience.com/product/advanced-immune-restoration/
Hello.
In October 2017 I took my 14 year old cat Tinker for a checkup. They found out her liver levels were a little bit high & also ran an ultrasound on her. They found a small mass on her liver, but weren’t sure if it wasn’t cancerous or not. So they wanted to see her in 3 months. When I took her back in January her liver levels were going down & lost a few ounces. They thought there was nothing out of the ordinary & wanted to see her back 5 months later. But I noticed a few weeks ago she seemed to be losing a bit of weight, seemed not as energetic as usual & not eating like she used to. So I took her back on 5/28/18 & found out she lost nearly 3 pounds, her liver levels were about the same but her kidney levels started to get high. The levels weren’t too alarming, but the doctor felt the mass on her liver & it seems to have grown a bit. He seems to believe it’s cancer & referred me to a specialist this week for an ultrasound & treatment options. But he seemed to think that I may have to make a hard decision in 2 months. I’m really distraught over this & trying to figure out more options to treat her. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I am sorry to hear about Tinker but Im glad you contacted us. I would recommend the Advanced Immune Restoration Protocol for Cats. It will help to create an alkaline environment in the body, while supplementing proper nutrients and reducing inflammation. I also believe that it will assist in getting her weight back on.
Let us know how else you can help.
Take Care
Hello,
I took my 14 year old cat Tinker for a checkup in October of last year. In addition to her liver readings being off an ultrasound showed that she had a growth on her liver. I was told to bring her back in January of this year. When I did, she had only lost a few ounces to 8 pounds 11 oz but her liver readings were getting better so the doctor didn’t think another ultrasound was needed. I was told to bring her back in May of this year. But I noticed recently that Tinker was losing weight, acted a bit listless & didn’t eat like she used to. So when I took her to the vet last week, she was down to 6 pounds, her liver reading was about the same but her kidney levels had gone up. Neither was a major concern, but the doctor said he felt the mass that was on her liver. It had grown and was also on a kidney. He referred me to a specialist for an ultrasound this week, but he seems to think I may have to make a hard decision in 2 months. I’m very distraught over this as Tinker has been my companion for nearly all of her 14 years. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Hello Freddie,
I recommend our Advanced Immune Restoration and other changes. I will send you a complete text via your email.
Hello Stephen. I have an update after taking Tinker for an ultrasound.
They ran another test after the ultrasound & found out that she has large scale lymphoma. It’s not on her kidneys or liver, but part of her small intestine. They are keeping her overnight for some treatments, IVs, steroid shots. The outlook isn’t great, but I’ll know more tomorrow when I speak to the oncologist. If I go the chemo route, she has a 33% chance of living 3 months, 6 months or a year.
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