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If your pet develops any of these signs of cancer, visit your veterinarian.
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- Abnormal swelling, especially if it is firm
- Sores that don’t heal
- Weight loss
- Loss of appetite
- Oozing blood from the nose, mouth, or rectum
- Offensive odor
- Trouble eating
- No interest in play or exercise
- Difficulty passing urine or stool
- Unusual lameness or stiffness
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You know your pet best, know how they are under daily circumstances. Some of these signs and symptoms are things only you will notice, or will see if something is askew. In general, if your pet is lethargic and not acting his or her normal self, then you should go see a veteranarian.
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The articles here were answered by a variety of pharmacists and veterinarians
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After ten years of age, cancer kills 50% of dogs
In younger dogs, cancer kills about 33%
About 33% of cats die of cancer |
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| Supplement with Green-Tea and Omega 3 |
| Antioxidants and Vitamins |
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