Gastrointestinal cancer or gastric adenocarcinoma is not a common form of cancer in dogs and accounts for less than 1% of all abnormal growths in the intestinal region. Unfortunately, it […]

Spleen cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer in older dogs. What makes this disease extremely deadly is the rapid progress and ability to strike without warnings.  […]

Cancer. Even the word is terrifying. Having a diagnosis of liver cancer or your best friend and companion can be truly awful. Is it all doom and gloom, though? What […]

Bladder cancer in dogs is difficult to determine and, without a test, may be confused with less serious conditions or infection. Some breeds, especially Terriers, are genetically predisposed to this […]

A cancer diagnosis for your pet dog can be just as devastating as getting one yourself. Unfortunately, cancer in dogs is quite common—with proper treatment and care, your dog can […]

For many people, dogs aren’t just a pet, they’re full members of the family. They celebrate our victories with us and console us after tragedies, even if they never really […]