Apocaps CX Apoptogen Formula for Dogs (270 Capsules) - Supports Normal Levels of Apoptosis + Human Grade Ingredients Including Citrus Bioflavonoids, Silymarin, Curcumin and Turmeric + Biovadex

I have used this on two of my 4 dogs. My little dog had a mast cell tumor removed from her rear leg several years ago. I started her on Apocaps shortly after. No more MCTs and she will be 16 this summer. My big boy (Dane X Chessie) had an oral melanoma removed from his gum a couple months ago. He too is getting Apocaps. The area of his gum where the tumor was attached by a stalk has healed beautifully with no sign of tumor regrowth. He is also finishing the initial series of melanoma "vaccine". Fingers crossed! The only drawback is the expense. I spend $175 every 3 weeks on Apocaps for both of my dogs. Worth it? YES!!!

Our black Labrador was diagnosed with oral melanoma last August 2017. He was given 3 to 6 months to live as melanoma is considered very aggressive. He had surgery to remove the tumor the day after diagnosis. He had another surgery in April 2018 to remove a reoccurrence of the tumor. He appears to be doing fine as he is eating, maintaining his weight, and has good energy. Apocalypse is suppose to boost immunity. Along with prayer, lots of love, a high protein diet, and Apocaps we believe it has helped to give our Lab more time.

quality product and seemed to help for the advances stages

I have been giving Apocaps to my dog for 3 years now. He had a lump next to his colon the vet said that with this type of lump he is going to have cancer all over his body, he didn't but had more lumps. So I started him on Apocaps still no cancer Thank God he's been a good friend and a good companion...

I ordered these after we incidentally found a tumor in my dogs abdomen and, after a month, it had continued to grow. Due to where it is we can't get a sample of it without significant risk so we are just going by what we 'think' it could be at this point and, without any other treatment options I had to look at some unconventional options. After a lot of research, I decided to start him on these in addition to a couple of other supplements with the approval of the veterinarian overseeing his treatment. He has been on these for a little over a month now and we just went in for a recheck ultrasound to see if the mass was continuing to grow. It is currently the same size and does not appear to have grown! I can't say that these are for sure what caused this to happen but I will say that I am going to keep giving them. :)

I used this for a dog who had lymphoma and the dog survived. The vets say that the initial diagnosis was not probably accurate because the diagnosis was based on symptoms such as lymph glands (all swollen) and not on a needle biopsy. I am using it now on a 10 year old lab diagnosed with bone cancer. The pills were used for six weeks and did not prevent the cancer from growing at the site and the leg had to be amputated; however, I am still using the pills and the bone cancer was of a form that doesn't spread as easily as the more common version. Perhaps it is helping in preventing the spread. At the time of the amputation, the lungs were still clear as were the lymph nodes. In another 4 weeks, we will do another x-ray to see how how the lungs look so at present the dog is OK on 3 legs. Time will tell. The major problem with the pills is the expense $150 to $180 a month.

Great product, our 11 year old Lab was diagnosed over a year ago with cartilage cancer and was given 3 months to live. We changed his diet and started giving him APOCAPS religiously and here we are over a year later still enjoying our fun loving friend.

Our dog was diagnosed with bone cancer in January 2019 and had her leg amputated. We discovered Apocaps in August 2019. She had clear chest x-rays in November 2019 and March 2020. Coupled with a home cooked food (versus kibble) and other supplements, I'm sure that Apocaps helped her cancer battle.