Top 10 Warning Signs of Cancer in Dogs and Cats Part 2: Vlog 82
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- What are the common dog cancer signs? Dog cancer symptoms? Cat cancer signs? Cat cancer symptoms? There are 10 cancer signs and symptoms that pet owners shouldn't ignore. This video is part 2.
Be sure to check out part one here: • Top 10 Warning Signs o...
But, just because your pet has any of these symptoms doesn't necessarily mean they have cancer, but you should bring your pet to your veterinarian.
Early detection is so important. If we can catch cancer early and take our pets to the veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment, we can greatly increase their chances of survival. The key is knowing what those signs and symptoms are.
Cancer is often treatable, and treatment is well-tolerated in the majority of dogs and cats.
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is over vaccinating contributing to cancer in animals? and stress-something to think about.
i can tell this is a very thorough vet but also very expensive to go to for a few reasons.
Hello and thank you for the knowledge. I was blindsided, a few weeks ago my beautiful best friend, Layla, had been having labored breathing for a few hours before taking her to the vet, low and behold they found a mass on one of her lungs and it appeared cloudy. The labored breathing did not stop from that point on. The next day i knew she was slipping away, i didn't even get the chance to save her. I had to euthanize, it was the most loving choice i could make. I knew her so well, she was an 11 year old chincilla persian, she was so close to me. I didnt even get the chance to have a biopsy, i will never know what that damm thing was...but in hindsight there were signs, days before she died she was at times reclusive, had this weird swallowing and a dry hollow cough.
I am small animal practitioner and vet surgeon from india. Plz make videos on chemo for various cancers in Dogs especially mammary tumours. We come accross mammary tumours very frequently but owners bring them at a later stage and they neglect very much here. Of corse some good caring people too.
The straining when defacating is another symptom I have seen in my cat. Thank you, I’m compiling a list for my cats oncology appointment next week. Your videos are helping me through a difficult time. 🐈💕
Thank you!
Very helpful. It would be good to put up a list of the signs just at the end of the video.
Thank you 🙏
very informative. Good!
Thanks for watching!!
Really important information for a pet owner like me. thank you
Thanks for watching!!
why so much information seemingly targeted at Dogs? can we assume that all information will carry over to cats?
My 3.5 yrs old (mix breed) middle aged dog has been bleeding for more than 2 months now. She is being urinating with blood more often. Is this Hermangiosarcoma? Or Is this menstruation in dog? What would be the cause for this? Does she needs surgery? Your help is highly requested and appreciated.
My dog has a hard mass on her side. She’s 10 years old. We’re on vacation now but are taking her to the vet when we get home since it’s gotten larger in the past 2 weeks. Could it be cancer?
Hi! Please watch part one where I talk about lumps and bumps. Definitely take your dog to the vet when you are home for an aspirate. No one, not even me a cancer specialist, can look at a mass or feel a mass & know what it is. You vet should do an aspirate. I also recommend you check out vloh #73 for more info on this. Thanks for watching, and please do not forget to subscribe. Keep me updated! #whywaitaspirate
Vlog 73: th-cam.com/video/1fHwHAUFgC8/w-d-xo.html
@@DrSueCancerVet thank you! We took her to the vet and they aspirated it, its just a lipoma, thank god!
@@fayethelizard9917 perfect! Awesome news!! Aspirates are the way to go. Did you watch vlog 73? :) #whyWaitAspirate
Faye The Lizard I’m really glad your dog was OK. 💕🐶
Plz make a video on why cats are more prone for cancers. Cats are very less in india especially muslim relious people rear them here
There is a God right ? Sure fooled me! God loves all animals? Fooled me on that one too!