3. Lethargy or Depression
If you notice your pet is not acting like itself – sleeping more, less playful, less willing to go on walks or to exercise – this can also be a sign of cancer. Once again, lethargy or depression is not a symptom confined to cancer, but an accumulation of any of these signs is reason enough to speak with your veterinarian.
2. Changes in Bathroom Habits
Changes in your pet’s urinary or bowel habits – difficulty using the bathroom, frequent bathroom use, blood in urine or stool – these are all potential signs of cancer.
1. Evidence of Pain
Limping or other evidence of pain while the pet is walking, running, or jumping is mostly associated with arthritic issues or joint or muscle diseases, but it can also be a sign of cancer (especially cancer of the bone).
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Top 10 Signs of Cancer in Pets originally appeared on petMD.com
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+ add your ownVery informative. Thanks for the info.
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thanks for the info.
We must be aware when it comes to the health of the companion animals in our lives and keep an eye open for changes.
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This is good information. Unfortunately, sometimes by the time a dog exhibits symptoms, it's too late. Dogs instinctively hide pain, probably a throwback to their heritage as wild pack animals. To show weakness in the pack is to be shunned, etc.
Thanks for sharing . great information.
good information should be reposted frequantly as people can forget or fail to notice the changes. Like with people some cancers can be treated or even reversed in animals.
My friend has two chihuahuas who should have contracted cancer or some lung disease by now. She doesn't let fresh air in and is a heavy smoker.
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