According to research, histiocytomas make up 15.9% of tumors found in dogs, while mast cell tumors make up 17.8%. In our veterinary clinic, we do see mast cell tumors more frequently than histiocytomas. However, these […]
Mast cell tumors are the second most common cancerous tumor seen in dogs; they account for 16-20% of all tumors1. And the effects of even the tiniest mast cell tumors can be a matter of […]
When you find a new lump on your dog, it’s easy to dismiss it as something harmless. In fact, I often see pet owners take a pass when the veterinarian recommends a biopsy on a […]
Mast cell tumors are one of the most common forms of cancer in dogs. They account for almost 20-25% of all skin tumors in dogs. In my practice, I see dogs with mast cell tumors […]
Just this past week, I cared for a dog who was recovering from a large mast cell tumor removal on her leg. Unfortunately, the tumor was unable to be completely removed because it had spread […]
Mast cell tumors are a common skin cancer in dogs, accounting for 20% of all canine skin tumors. These tumors tend to be more aggressive and behave differently than many other masses. They can regrow […]
The worst part about owning a dog is that their lives are far too short. This is further complicated by the fact that they can succumb to cancer, just like humans do. Despite our best […]
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