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A diagnosis of cancer in dogs may be dreaded by all owners, however, recognizing early warning signs at times, may grant a better prognosis and prolong the pet's life.

Owners are usually devastated when their beloved dogs develop cancer. However the earlier the stage of cancer the more hopeful is the diagnosis for survival.

Herbal cancer treatment Neoplasene eats away cancer cells while leaving healthy tissue alone. Approved for veterinary use only, more pet lovers are turning to bloodroot.

6 million dogs are diagnosed with cancer each year, but thanks to new techniques, their struggles may shed new light on the disease.

Palladia is a newly introduced drug which is used as a treatment option for cutaneous mast cell tumors. Palladia may be used with other therapies to treat this cancer.

Pet microchip implants improve chances of recovering a lost pet. But do microchips also increase the risk of deadly cancers in dogs and cats?

Palliative cancer care is a viable option for cats and dogs suffering from cancers and tumors which cannot be cured. Maintaining quality of life is the primary goal.

Finding a mass or lump on a dog's body can be frightening and owners may wonder, "Does my dog have cancer?" Learn how to identify a tumor and how dog tumors are treated.

Mast cell tumors are one of the most common skin cancers seen in dogs and these skin cancers can be also be very invasive and difficult to treat. Read on to find out more

All owners should consider spay/neuter surgeries for their dogs. Benefits far outweigh the potential risks.

What are the costs of pet insurance, what does it cover, and is it worth it?

Most pet owners have never even thought about the possibility of their dog being diagnosed with cancer until it happens, but fortunately there is hope.

Blood in the urine can be a frightening symptom for many pet owners, but understanding the causes and treatments of this ailment can help owners to better treat the pet.

Dogs diagnosed with mast cell tumors now have a second chance at living longer. Thanks to Pfizer Inc, a major breakthrough in animal health care has made this possible.