Alternative treatments in transmissible venereal tumor in canines

Transmissible Venereal Tumor (TVT) is a common canine neoplasia; it is mainly located in the genital mucosa. This pathology is highly contagious and can be transmitted by direct contact cell transplantation from a diseased to a non-diseased mucosa. It is primarily diagnosed by cytology and its treatment is chemotherapy being the vincristine sulfate the medicine of choice. The Vincristine has a high rate of effectiveness and low recidivism; however, this alternative has important side effects. The treatment with Vincristine could cause primarily digestive upset, hematological, and nervous diseases. The objective of this work is to determine the efficacy and performance of alternative therapies for the treatment of TVT, firstly, with an autohemoterapy protocol, and using an immunotherapy treatment with yatrenic acid and casein, which acts in the animal's immune system and causes the same organism to eradicate the tumor.