Spinal tumors are relatively uncommon in dogs with 90 percent of spinal tumors occurring in large breed dogs. Some of these tumors affect the bones of the vertebral column, while others arise from the neural tissues of the spinal cord itself. Spinal tumors are typically slow growing and can progress over... Continue reading
Life as an 8-year-old German Shepherd on the sunny coast of Florida was exactly what you’d expect for Bella. Her days were full of fun in the sun with her dad, Dave Wright, and hanging out by the pool, swimming at the beach, and playing catch with her dog sister, Sasha. “Bella really is a man’s best... Continue reading
June 18th is Veterinarian Appreciation DayTM, and PetCure Oncology would like to celebrate all the hard work, dedication and compassion that veterinarians put forth for their pet patients and their families. Help PetCure Oncology celebrate your veterinarian by nominating a veterinary professional that has... Continue reading
From the moment Roy’s parents, Katie and Jason, laid eyes on him they knew he was going to be a great addition to their family. He was adopted about five years ago in Las Vegas, Nevada. He shares his home with two dog siblings named Millie and Max, as well as three cat siblings named Smudge, Olive... Continue reading
Mast cell tumors (MCTs) are common in dogs, accounting for approximately 20 percent of all skin tumors in dogs.1 They can be very invasive and often regrow after surgical removal; they may also spread (metastasize). MCTs can arise from any skin site on the body and can have a variety of appearances. Any... Continue reading