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From Prevention to Treatment, Early Detection is CrucialWe all want our pets to live long, happy lives, free from physical ailments and diseases. Unfortunately, like us, pets can get sick and can even develop a terminal illness like cancer. In fact, cancer in cats and dogs is much more common than you may have realized.
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![]() ![]() Foot/Toe CancerThis common type of tumor causes symptoms of swelling and limping, along with a sore on the foot or toe. |
![]() ![]() Difficulty BreathingYour cat’s struggle may be the result of fluid, a foreign object, or a tumor. This condition is life threatening if left untreated. |
![]() ![]() Pets Go PinkBreast cancer, commonly referred to as mammary gland cancer by vets, is the second highest cause of cancer in cats and dogs. |
![]() ![]() Old English SheepdogThis shaggy coated bear of a dog is a devoted companion that prefers to stay indoors, entertaining the family. |
![]() ![]() Signs of CancerRecognizing the early symptoms of cancer, and getting immediate treatment, is one of the most important factors in healing your pet. |
![]() ![]() OcicatDon’t let its wild appearance fool you. This intelligent cat enjoys being social with people and with other pets. |
![]() ![]() Winter Heartworm PreventionIt may feel ridiculous to worry about mosquitoes when there is snow on the ground, but you really can’t be too vigilant. |
![]() ![]() Could Your Cat Get Cancer?Preventing cancer for your feline friend may not be totally possible, but there may be some factors within your control. |
![]() ![]() Feeding the Orphaned PuppyPuppies that are separated from their mothers at very young ages have special needs, and chief among these is adequate nutrition. |