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Cat or Dog Cancer Types By Breed

Examples Of Cancers That Occur In Particular Cat Breeds
Basal cell tumor		Persian Himalayan cats
Cutaneous mast cell tumor		Siamese

Examples Of Cancers That Occur In Particular Dog Breeds
Angiosarcoma		Irish Wolfhounds German Shepherd Dogs Golden Retrievers Vizslas
Basal cell tumor		Griffons Kerry Blue Terriers Wheaton Terriers
Basosquamous cell carcinoma		Saint Bernards Scottish Terriers Norwegian Elkhounds
Cutaneous histiocytoma		Boston Terriers Boxers English Bulldogs Greyhounds Scottish Terriers
Cutaneous lymphosarcoma (mycoses fungoides)		Cocker Spaniels Poodles
Cutaneous mast cell tumor		Boston Terriers Boxers Pugs Rhodesian Ridgebacks
Extramedullary plasmacytoma		Airedale Terriers Cocker Spaniels Scottish Terriers Standard Poodles
Fibrosarcoma		Brittany Spaniels Doberman Pinschers Golden Retrievers Gordon Setters Irish Wolfhounds
Hemangioma		Airedale Terriers Boxers Gordon Setters Scottish Terriers
Hemangiopericytoma		Airedale Terriers Boxers Gordon Setters Kerry Blue Terriers Scottish Terriers
Hemangiosarcoma		Boxers English Setters German Shepherd Dogs Golden Retrievers
Histiocytosis		Bernese Mountain Dogs
Lipoma		Doberman Pinschers Labrador Retrievers Miniature Schnauzers
Liposarcoma		Beagles Shetland Sheepdogs
Malignant melanoma		Schnauzers (miniature & standard) Scottish Terriers
Mast Cell Tumor		Beagles Boston Terriers Boxers Dachshunds English bulldogs Fox Terriers Labrador Retrievers Pugs Rhodesian Ridgebacks Schnauzers Staffordshire Terriers
Melanocytoma		Doberman Pinschers Golden Retrievers Irish Setters Schnauzers (miniature & standard) Vizslas
Osteosarcoma		Bernese Mountain Dogs Boxers Doberman Pinschers German Shepherd Dogs Golden Retrievers Great Danes Great Pyrenees Labrador Retrievers Newfoundlands Rottweilers Saint Bernards Weimaraners Wolfhounds
Squamous cell carcinoma		Basset Hounds Beagles Bloodhounds Dalmatians English Bull Terriers Standard Poodles Whippets
Testicular cancer		Beagles Cocker Spaniels English Bulldogs Samoyeds

The articles here were answered by a variety of pharmacists and veterinarians

Date	Category	Topic
08/21/09	Other	Neutering
08/10/09	Other	Spading
11/08/08	Other	Getting My Puppy Fixed
02/17/08	Other	Dog Food Or Scraps
01/09/08	Other	Need Opinion
11/26/07	Other	Cancer
07/29/07	Other	Keeping Dog Comfortable
03/07/07	Other	Cat Dying?
11/11/06	Other	Growths
08/14/06	Skin Care	Sores
06/14/06	Other	Neutering Male Dogs
10/12/05	Other	Shark Cartiledge


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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

Foods without toxins

Taste Of The Wild Dry Dog Food

Supplement with Green-Tea and Omega 3

Be Well

Antioxidants and Vitamins

1-800-PetMeds Super VitaChews

Evsco Antioxidant

Denosyl

Marin

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