Have you ever wondered why purebred dogs are more likely to get cancer? It's not just because they have a higher chance of developing genetic disorders; it's because their genetics are more likely to be pure. In this article, we'll explore why that matters and what it means for your pet. Purebred Dogs Have Higher… Continue reading Why are Purebred Dogs More Likely to Get Cancer?
Category: About Canine Cancer
13 Types of Cancer in Dogs
Dogs, like their human counterparts, are susceptible to several cancers, including lymphoma and even breast cancer. The good news is that veterinary oncology treatments are similar to those used to treat cancer in humans. We have compiled a list of 13 types of cancer in dogs to help you learn about which ones could affect… Continue reading 13 Types of Cancer in Dogs
The Facts About Hemangiosarcoma in Dogs
Hemangiosarcoma in dogs is a highly aggressive cancer that affects the blood vessels. It can occur anywhere in the body, but it is most common in dogs' spleens and hearts; however, other organs can be affected as well. Hemangiosarcoma is the most common type of cancer diagnosed in dogs and cats; however, it's rarely seen… Continue reading The Facts About Hemangiosarcoma in Dogs
Thyroid Cancer in Dogs: Signs, Diagnosis, and Conventional Treatment
About halfway down a dog's neck, along the trachea, are paired organs known as thyroid glands. The tissue of the thyroid gland in the neck is the source of thyroid tumors. Carcinomas make up the majority of thyroid tumors. Bilateral thyroid tumors can occur in up to one-third of dogs. Rarely, a thyroid tumor that… Continue reading Thyroid Cancer in Dogs: Signs, Diagnosis, and Conventional Treatment
Lung Cancer in Dogs
Dogs eat a lot of the same things as humans and live in similar environments. According to studies that have looked at the possibility of a correlation, there are commonalities between canine and human cancers. In the course of their lives, 1 in 4 dogs will develop cancer (or even more according to some studies).… Continue reading Lung Cancer in Dogs