Unfortunately, there are a lot of dogs with cancer. Some breeds are more susceptible to others, and some are very young or very old. This category covers all aspects of dogs with cancer including treatment options and prognoses.
The minute you hear the word “cancer” or “tumor”, the first thing you want to know is the truth about mast cell tumor dog life expectancy. That’s normal. It’s also normal to have a ton of questions and to be a little afraid. Life expectancy has a lot to do with how early the dog …
Dog spleen tumors (splenic masses) often go unnoticed because of their hidden location and vague symptoms. As with any tumor they are either benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous). You might feel as if your dog has something wrong, but you can’t quite put your finger on what it is. In fact, it’s not unusual for …
I think it’s fair to say that most people have seen dogs pulling their behinds across the floor or the yard. Please read my privacy policy and disclaimer.This post may contain affiliate links. It happens from time to time for different reasons. Dogs do it to relieve intense itchiness and/or pain. In this post, I’ll …
The National Canine Cancer Foundation reports that the average survival time for dogs with nasal chondrosarcoma is: 1 year 7 months (approximately) when treated with rhinotomy (incision into the nose) combined with radiation.7 months or so in dogs not treated with a combination of rhinotomy and radiation. Chondrosarcoma of the Ribs Prognosis: The survival rate …
Only a licensed veterinarian is in a position to offer diagnosis and treatment plans. Please use this article as a guide only! Never delay a trip to the veterinarian when your dog’s health is at risk. I am not a veterinarian. I can only imagine what megaesophagus in dogs is like. Dog owners who deal …
