Pet Cancer Center

03/12/2011

If your pet has cancer and you may not have enough money to complete treatment, enrolling your pet in a clinical trial may be an option. Many trials are fully sponsored so your pet would be treated for free (or at a discount) while receiving potentially more effective treatment. To see a list of clinical trials for each tumor type, please visit: www.petcancercenter.org/Clinical_Trials_Current_Dogs_General.html

Clinical trials for dogs with cancer.

03/12/2011

Pain is common in pets with cancer and can be detected with careful observation of their behavior. To learn more about how to detect pain in your pet and how to treat it, please visit www.petcancercenter.org/Supportive_Care_Pain_management.html. The information is now also available in Spanish (Manejo del Dolor en Gatos y Perros con Cáncer) and Italian (Trattamento del Dolore nel Cane e Gatto con un Tumore).

Pain management for cats and dogs with cancer.

10/01/2010

How common is cancer in pets? Similarly to humans, cancer is the leading cause of death among older cats and dogs, and accounts for approximately
50% of deaths each year. To find out more, please visit www.petcancercenter.org