cancer

The Animal Cancer Foundation reports that approximately 6 million new diagnoses of cancer will be made in dogs each year. Although cancer therapies such as chemotherapy and radiation therapy are becoming more advanced and available for dogs…

One in four dogs dies of cancer, according to the website Vetinfo. The most common types of canine cancer are bone, skin and oral. Any breed at any age can get this often dreaded, debilitating and fatal disease, but early diagnosis and…

Cancer is a "multifactorial" disease, meaning that there is not one single cause, according to the ASPCA. Diet and hereditary are two major causes of canine cancer, but some dogs develop cancer as their body weakens with age. Malignancy…

Dog's with cancer can experience debilitating, painful symptoms. Cancer can completely ruin your dog's internal cell structure and shorten his life expectancy. Fortunately, advances in conventional and holistic medicine provide new…