Cancer in dogs
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Similarly to humans, cancer is the leading cause of death among older dogs. It accounts for approximately 50% of deaths each year but can be successfully treated if diagnosed early. The medical science that studies cancer in animals is called veterinary oncology and veterinarians that specialize in cancer diagnosis and treatment are called veterinary oncologists.
External links
- Holistic and Alternative Treatments for Dog Cancer from Dr. Steven Eisen, DC
- Cancer Treatment Drugs and Costs for Dog Cancer
- Dog Cancer Blog written by Veterinarian Dr. Demian Dressler, DVM
- Comprehensive guide to cancer in dogs from Pet Cancer Center
- Pet Cancer Awareness
- Tomotherapy and Chemotherapy Treatment for Dog Cancer
- Cancer in Dogs: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment from Pet Education
- Canine cancer from CanineCancer.com
- Cancer in the Canine from Wing-N-Wave Labradors
- Dog Cancers Canine-Cancers.com
- "Prevent/treat dog cancer from caninecare.us
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