Cancer in Dogs: Why Breed, Age and Gender Matter

A woman holds her Labradoodle who has been screened for canine cancer as she looks out at the ocean wondering about the test results

Sadly, cancer in dogs is just as common as it is in humans. In terms of numbers, roughly half of all dogs will develop some form of cancer after their 10th birthday, with lymphoma in dogs being the most common canine cancer. But don’t give up hope – it’s not all bad news! As scary … Read more

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