We’re excited to share expert insights from our vet, Dr. Heidi, where she dives into an important topic that many dog parents may face during their dog's lifetime: cancer in dogs 🐾💛 This complete video is now available to watch right here on our website!
Cancer is one of the most common health conditions affecting dogs, particularly as they age. While hearing the word "cancer" can feel overwhelming, understanding the signs, risk factors, and available support options can help you make informed decisions and provide the best possible care for your dog.
In this full video, Dr. Heidi explains what dog owners should know about cancer, the importance of early detection, and ways to support your dog's health and wellbeing.
In this session, Dr. Heidi covers:
- Common types of cancer in dogs - including those most frequently seen in veterinary practice and the dogs that may be at greater risk
- Signs to watch for - including lumps and bumps, unexplained weight loss, changes in appetite, low energy levels, and behavioural changes
- The importance of early detection - why regular health checks and monitoring changes in your dog can make a significant difference
Understanding Diagnosis & Treatment Options
Dr. Heidi also discusses important considerations when cancer is suspected or diagnosed:
- Recognising changes early - knowing what is normal for your dog and when to seek veterinary advice
- Understanding treatment pathways - including the different options that may be available depending on the type and stage of cancer
- Supporting quality of life - practical ways to help maintain your dog's comfort, wellbeing, and happiness throughout their journey
Watch the Full Session
This video is packed with expert advice, practical guidance, and answers to common questions about cancer in dogs. Whether you're looking to learn more about prevention and early detection or you're supporting a dog through a diagnosis, Dr. Heidi walks you through everything you need to know.
🎥 Watch the full video here: Tail Talk Tuesdays - Understanding Cancer in Dogs
Knowledge and early awareness can make a meaningful difference in supporting the dogs we love 🐾💛
