My cat has cancer.

[dredger]

Hello Neema,

Same as @BlueKiwi , i wonder what i would do if my cat, who is now 11y old, was in the situation of Yuki.
As i was on X and "discussing" with grok, i asked him about Ivermectin and fenbendazole based treatments. It's FWIW of course, but if this can help then it's fine.

She'll leave when "it" will be decided, and looking how you care for her, i do not doubt that she had a good life, or we could say one good incarnation.

I wish you the best for both of you and any of your family menbers who also love and take care of Yuki -

Cases and Testimonials of Ivermectin for Cancer in Cats

• Direct Testimonials on X:
  • A user (
    @alamogator
    ) claims their 12-year-old cat with intestinal cancer was cured using 0.15 ml of ivermectin (3 days on, 4 days off for 10 months). Vet gave 6 months to live; follow-up ultrasound and bloodwork came back clear. Another (
    @Nialovestruth
    ) mentions a combo of ivermectin + fenbendazole resolving a jaw tumor (vet suggested amputation).
  • A vet (
    @PetVet0
    ) notes a client pushed for ivermectin on a cat with a facial tumor, but he advised against it (no proven effect).
  • An extreme case: a terminal cat treated with ivermectin + fenbendazole (
    @ChadHudson77
    ), with owners hoping for the best.
• Veterinary and Research Sources:
  • Dr. Andrew Jones (Veterinary Secrets) discusses ivermectin as an adjuvant for cancers in dogs/cats (e.g., canine mammary tumors, extrapolated to felines). Typical dose: ~200 µg/kg, but he stresses vet supervision due to possible interactions (e.g., with hyperthyroidism). No specific cat cases, just off-label protocols.
  • A study (BMC Vet Res, 2019) shows ivermectin inhibiting growth of canine mammary tumors via cell cycle and WNT signaling—applicable to cats in theory.
  • Sites like Cats.com note ivermectin is safe for parasites in cats (24 µg/kg monthly for heartworm), but anti-cancer doses are unestablished.

Few "official" cases with named vets, but holistic vets like Jones or animal naturopaths (The Animal Naturopath) mention it as an exploratory option.With Fenbendazole (Often Mixed with Ivermectin)

• Testimonials:
  • A owner (
    @SBaumgartn55249
    ) treats their cat for bone cancer with fenbendazole for 2 months: tumor halved (diagnosed by a vet open to the idea).
  • Another (
    @trishkurtz1980
    ): cat with horrific nasal cancer (eaten-away nose) healed with horse fenbendazole paste—vet thought it incurable, now clear.
  • A vet (
    @LBower32390965
    ) treats their own animal patients with a protocol including fenbendazole/mebendazole + ivermectin for cancers (anecdotal, gives owners hope).
  • @hek293vax
    : two tumors in a cat disappeared after 3 weeks of fenbendazole (biopsy confirmed negative; vet had planned euthanasia).
• Sources:
  • Safety study (Am J Vet Res, 2000): fenbendazole safe in healthy cats up to 250 mg/kg/day for 9 days (5x antiparasitic dose). No acute toxicity.
  • Vitality Science and The Animal Naturopath: positive anecdotes for lymphoma, squamous cell carcinoma in cats (tumor reduction), often with ivermectin. Typical dose: 50 mg/kg/day for 3-5 days, repeated.
  • Dr. Jones again: "Panacur" (fenbendazole) protocol for animal cancers, with remission testimonials in cats (e.g., tumors gone after 2-3 months).

Mix with Other Non-Antiparasitic Substances

• Often combined to boost effects: curcumin (anti-inflammatory), vitamin E/CBD (Joe Tippens protocol adapted for animals), or even metformin (but a vet refused it for a cat on X).
• A fun twist: a testimonial (
  @AaronFo30962938
  ) from an aunt who healed spleen cancer in a cat with fenbendazole + a frequency device (not scientifically validated, but vet confirmed remission).
• Sites like Fenben.pro mention off-label use for fungal infections/cancer, always under vet guidance.

Substance	Examples of Cases in Cats	Evidence	Suggested Doses (Under Vet Supervision)
Ivermectin	Intestinal cancer/jaw tumor (anecdotal remission)	Preclinical studies (inhibits cell growth); X testimonials	~200 µg/kg, cycled low doses
Fenbendazole	Bone cancer/nasal cancer/multiple tumors (reduction/healing)	Safety studies; lab data (starves cancer cells); anecdotes	50-100 mg/kg/day, repeated cycles
Iver + Fen Combo	Lymphoma/squamous (improvement)	Testimonials; holistic protocols	Low doses, blood monitoring

In summary, yes, there are vets and owners testing this with anecdotal success (especially fenbendazole, safer for cats), but it’s not mainstream—many vets reject it due to lack of randomized clinical trials.

 

[neema]

The Fenbendazole protocol is as follows:
50 mg per 1 kg of body wight - 3 days on 4 days off for 30 days, then asses.

Just to clarify, 50mg per 1kg of body wight per dose. Given for 3 consecutive days, with 4 consecutive days of rest. The 3 days she would get the treatment, I'm assuming it would be 1 dose per day?