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A veterinarian-formulated, freeze-dried raw diet designed to nourish dogs with cancer and support overall resilience during treatment and recovery. The Medicus Cancer Support Beef Diet is built with clean, highly digestible animal proteins, low carbohydrates, moderate to high healthy fats, and an exceptionally broad antioxidant-rich whole-food base including spirulina, pomegranate, cranberry, blueberries, and barley grass. High omega-3 fatty acids from ground krill and flaxseed support the body's normal inflammatory response. Suitable for any cancer patient or debilitated dog. Intended for use under veterinary guidance as part of a comprehensive oncology nutrition plan. Available in Nugget and Paté formats.
VETERINARY AUTHORIZATION REQUIRED: Submit Your Authorization Request or Request a TCVM Telemedicine Consultation
The Medicus Cancer Support Diet is formulated around a core principle of oncology nutrition: cancer cells preferentially metabolize glucose, while healthy cells can efficiently utilize fat and protein for energy. By limiting dietary carbohydrates and providing moderate to high healthy fats alongside high-quality protein, this diet helps support the body's energy metabolism in a way that is less favorable to cancer cell proliferation - while still delivering complete, nutrient-dense nourishment for the dog as a whole.
Oncology nutrition is often reduced to macronutrient ratios - protein percentage, carbohydrate restriction, fat levels. The Medicus Cancer Support Diet addresses those ratios while going further: every ingredient is selected for the specific nutritional role it plays. The antioxidant base is broad and whole-food sourced - not synthetic additives, but actual foods with complex phytonutrient profiles that work together in ways isolated supplements cannot replicate. Because in oncology nutrition, what the food is matters as much as what the numbers say.
Beef, Beef Liver, Flaxseed, Egg, Beef Bone Broth, Cottage Cheese, Ground Krill, Beets, Broccoli, Spinach, Blueberries, Tomato Powder, Avocado Meal, Cranberry, Spirulina, Sweet Potato, Barley Grass, Pomegranate, Sea Salt, Ground Egg Shell, Nutritional Yeast, Kelp, Mixed Tocopherols, Zinc Proteinate, Niacin, Riboflavin, Thiamine, Vitamin B12, Pyridoxine, Folic Acid.
VETERINARY AUTHORIZATION REQUIRED: Submit Your Authorization Request or Request a TCVM Telemedicine Consultation
Adding warm water improves moisture intake, enhances palatability, and supports nutrient absorption. For dogs undergoing cancer treatment, consistent intake and hydration are especially important.
VETERINARY AUTHORIZATION REQUIRED: Submit Your Authorization Request or Request a TCVM Telemedicine Consultation
The Medicus Cancer Support Diet is formulated for dogs with a cancer diagnosis or significant immune compromise - health states requiring accurate diagnosis, ongoing monitoring, and a coordinated care plan. Authorization ensures the diet is matched to the right patient and used as part of a veterinarian-guided oncology nutrition strategy, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Cancer cells preferentially metabolize glucose through a process called aerobic glycolysis (the Warburg effect). By limiting dietary carbohydrates, the goal is to reduce glucose availability to cancer cells while providing healthy cells with protein and fat as alternative energy substrates. Healthy cells are metabolically flexible; cancer cells are less able to efficiently utilize fat and ketones for energy. This is a core principle of oncology nutrition and is the basis for the low-carbohydrate, high-fat, high-protein profile of this formula, or as directed by your veterinarian.
The antioxidant content of this formula is unusually broad - spirulina, pomegranate, cranberry, blueberries, barley grass, broccoli, spinach, beets, and tomato powder each contribute distinct classes of phytonutrients: phycocyanin, punicalagins, proanthocyanidins, anthocyanins, chlorophyll, sulforaphane, betalains, and lycopene. These are not overlapping sources of the same antioxidant - they are different chemical classes targeting different pathways. The whole-food approach means these compounds come with their full complement of co-factors, which affects bioavailability and biological activity, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Cancer cachexia - the progressive muscle wasting seen in many cancer patients - is driven by a combination of reduced intake, altered metabolism, and inflammatory signaling. High-quality, digestible protein from beef, beef liver, and egg helps support lean muscle preservation. Omega-3 fatty acids from ground krill have been studied for their role in attenuating cachexia-associated inflammation. Beef bone broth and cottage cheese support palatability to encourage consistent intake. While no diet can reverse cachexia in advanced cancer, nutritional support is an important part of quality-of-life management, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Yes - this diet is designed for use throughout the cancer journey, including during active treatment. The high-nutrient, easily digestible whole-food base supports the body's resilience during treatment. Dogs undergoing chemotherapy or radiation often experience reduced appetite, GI sensitivity, and increased nutritional demands; this formula addresses those needs through high nutrient density, broad antioxidant support, and formats (nuggets and paté) that support feeding flexibility. Always keep your veterinarian informed about dietary changes during active treatment, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Kelp provides iodine and naturally occurring trace minerals that support overall nutritional completeness and thyroid function. In TCVM, kelp (a Salty, Cold herb) has the classical action of softening hardness and dissipating accumulations (Ruan Jian San Jie) - a property used in TCVM oncology to address masses and nodular conditions at the energetic level. It is one of several ingredients in this formula that bridges Western nutritional function and TCVM therapeutic intent, or as directed by your veterinarian.
how long will this bag typically last for a 65lb dog?
Hi! Thank you for your question!
In the Medicus Cancer Support Diet—Beef, there are 13 1/2 cups of food.
For a 65lb, with an average metabolism, we recommend feeding between 2 3/8 - 2 3/4 cups of food per day. Therefore, one bag of food would last around 5 days.
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