When it comes to canine cancer, you should already know that your dog can get every type of cancer that you can get.
But did you know that in some cases, your dog is even more susceptible? Why is that? Well because of your dogs unique physiology.
And when it comes to canine lung cancer, they are highly susceptible.
This type of cancer has a very high mortality rate among dogs.
Most owners don't realize that their dogs have it until it's too late.
But even this type of cancer can be beaten.
First of all, having a good amount of knowledge on the subject can be your dogs best friend in fighting cancer.
That's why I'm here.
There are three very important things that you should know about canine lung cancer.
They are: 1.
Your dog's nose - Depending on the breed of dog that you have, he or she is a sniff away from developing cancer.
Why? Dogs with short to medium noses are not as adept at filtering out the harmful carcinogens(cancer causing agents), that secondhand smoke produces.
Therefore, that smoke goes directly to their lungs.
2.
Secondhand smoke - Secondhand smoke is one of the leading causes of cancer in humans, birds, cats AND dogs! 3.
Cancerous Tumors - After discovering that your dog may have lung cancer, your vet will do a standard chest x-ray.
The tumors found and associated with canine lung cancer are almost always malignant(cancerous)! There you have it, three very important things that you really should have been told about canine lung cancer.
This type of cancer, like all cancers, can be stopped and beaten by three things.
Regular checkups at your local vet, a watchful eye from a loving owner that cares, and early detection.
When you combine these three things, your "best friend" will have a better prognosis.
You are your dogs first and last defense against canine cancer.
Your dog can beat cancer, he just needs your help! Please, don't let him down!
But did you know that in some cases, your dog is even more susceptible? Why is that? Well because of your dogs unique physiology.
And when it comes to canine lung cancer, they are highly susceptible.
This type of cancer has a very high mortality rate among dogs.
Most owners don't realize that their dogs have it until it's too late.
But even this type of cancer can be beaten.
First of all, having a good amount of knowledge on the subject can be your dogs best friend in fighting cancer.
That's why I'm here.
There are three very important things that you should know about canine lung cancer.
They are: 1.
Your dog's nose - Depending on the breed of dog that you have, he or she is a sniff away from developing cancer.
Why? Dogs with short to medium noses are not as adept at filtering out the harmful carcinogens(cancer causing agents), that secondhand smoke produces.
Therefore, that smoke goes directly to their lungs.
2.
Secondhand smoke - Secondhand smoke is one of the leading causes of cancer in humans, birds, cats AND dogs! 3.
Cancerous Tumors - After discovering that your dog may have lung cancer, your vet will do a standard chest x-ray.
The tumors found and associated with canine lung cancer are almost always malignant(cancerous)! There you have it, three very important things that you really should have been told about canine lung cancer.
This type of cancer, like all cancers, can be stopped and beaten by three things.
Regular checkups at your local vet, a watchful eye from a loving owner that cares, and early detection.
When you combine these three things, your "best friend" will have a better prognosis.
You are your dogs first and last defense against canine cancer.
Your dog can beat cancer, he just needs your help! Please, don't let him down!