When it comes to any suspicious lump on your dog, early veterinary intervention gives the best chances of a good outcome.
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Does My Dog Have Cancer? How Veterinarians Diagnose Cancer in Pets.
Generally, vets needs to go far beyond blood test results to confirm a cancer diagnosis in a dog or cat.
A Quick Guide to Mast Cell Tumors in a Dog
A skin lump may be harmless, or it may be a serious tumor in progress.
Spotlight On: Dogs Who Can Sniff Out Cancer
At her In Situ Foundation, Dina Zaphiris trains dogs to detect early-stage cancer from human saliva, urine, plasma and even breath samples.
What You Should Know About Bone Marrow Cancer in Dogs
Though exceedingly rare, bone marrow cancer, or myeloma, is a serious condition in dogs. Find out how this disease works as well as how it is treated.
Skin Cancer in Cats and Dogs
Skin cancer is responsible for a third of all tumors in cats and dogs, but only a third of these are classified as malignant.
Bone Cancer in Dogs (Osteosarcoma and Chondrosarcoma)
Bone cancer in dogs is a rare but serious condition that can sometimes be detected through swelling over bones and joints.
