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Bone tumors are among the most common tumors in dogs but are rare in cats. Most arise spontaneously without a known cause. When they occur, bone tumors are typically aggressive in dogs but less so in cats depending on the specific tumor type. Bone tumors may affect the long bones of the limbs or the bones of the spine, pelvis, ribs, or skull.
Large and giant breed dogs...
An indolent corneal ulcer is a surface wound of the eye that won’t heal the way a typical scratch would. The surface layer of the cornea has trouble attaching to the tissue beneath it, which can leave the eye painful and slow to heal without veterinary treatment. Although indolent ulcers are superficial, they still require veterinary care to prevent complications that could t...
Hearing that your dog or cat may have cancer is difficult. With lymphoma, however, many pets respond well to treatment, and your veterinary team can help you understand the diagnosis and available options.
Lymphoma signs can include enlarged lymph nodes, changes in appetite or weight, digestive problems, low energy, or breathing changes. The signs vary because lymphoma...
When a veterinarian recommends amputation for a dog or cat, it can be difficult to imagine what life will be like after surgery. You may wonder how your pet will get around, whether they will be in pain, or whether they will still be able to enjoy the activities they love.
Amputation may be recommended when a limb can no longer be made comfortable or functional with ot...