Key insights: For benign tumors or malignant ones that haven’t yet spread, removal (without reoccurrence) is often curative. Benign tumors can be easily removed and not negatively affect life expectancy. Dogs with malignant tumors may […]
✔️Article written by a veterinarian, and reviewed by Dr. Whittenburg, Pet Hospital Director. Mammary tumors in female dogs are extremely common. So common that they make up around 40% of all diagnosed tumors in females (Intact, or […]
Since dog mammary tumors make up more than 40% of all diagnosed tumors in dogs, it’s something that we deal with on a nearly weekly basis. If caught early, most small mammary tumors can be […]
Not only are dogs capable of developing breast or mammary cancer, but they also do so at an alarming rate, especially if they’re left intact. An intact female has a 23-34% chance of developing a […]
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