Spot the Paw-sible Signs
Cancer can hide in plain sight, but these quick clues should get your radar barking:
- Lumps or bumps that don’t budge
- Sudden weight loss or appetite snooze
- Chronic cough or trouble breathing
- Wounds that won’t heal
- Limping, swelling, or odd bleeding
Since cancer tends to show up around age 8 in dogs, we recommend starting yearly screenings by age 7- or even earlier (around age 4) for large breeds, purebreds, or dogs with a family history.
Which Breeds Are More at Risk?
According to The Vetiverse, here’s the rundown:
- Bernese Mountain dog
- Rottweiler
- Boxer
- Briard
- Golden Retriever
- French bulldog, and;
- Bullmastiff
How Can We Help You?
Whether it’s a scare or a confirmed diagnosis, we’ve got you. Our team can help with:
- Advanced diagnostics (biopsies, imaging, bloodwork)
- Treatment planning (surgery, chemo, targeted therapies)
- Pain & symptom management
- Long-term wellness support
Cancer care doesn’t have to be confusing or cold. It just needs to be timely, tailored, and full of heart.
