In veterinary medicine, few diseases seem to break the hearts of veterinary professionals more often than injection-site sarcomas in cats. This is because these cancerous tumors are believed to be caused by an inflammatory reaction to a simple injection that was originally given to help the cat live a longer, healthier life – but sadly, […]
Lymphoma In Dogs
Lymphoma in dogs is one of the most common forms of canine cancer. Fortunately, it’s also one of the most treatable, earning it the #1 spot as the most overall commonly treated cancer in veterinary medicine today. Although canine lymphoma is classified as a malignant cancer (meaning it can spread and become fatal), if it’s […]
Cancer in Cats
According to the Animal Cancer Foundation, 1 in every 5 cats will develop cancer in their lifetime. Cancer in cats can occur at any age, but it’s most commonly seen in middle-aged to older kitties, where it’s the leading cause of death. Although cancer in cats is less common than cancer in dogs (it occurs […]
Cancer In Dogs
Nothing seems to strike more fear into the hearts of dog parents than the dreaded “C” word. Hearing that your dog has been diagnosed with cancer is a heart-wrenching experience, bringing with it an entire range of emotions – fear, disbelief, anger, denial, and grief – that can feel overwhelming. Cancer in dogs is one […]
My Veterinarian Recommends a Biopsy – Now What?
Few things seem to strike more fear into the hearts of pet parents than hearing these words from your veterinarian: “I’m recommending a biopsy.” The fact is, many pets at some point in their lives will undergo a biopsy procedure. As pets get older, their chances of developing abnormal growths and/or cancer increases. A biopsy […]