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The only urine-based accessible cancer screening test for dogs. www.oncotect.co

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If your dog is going a little gray in the muzzle, it may be entering the senior stage of its life.While the standard age range for senior dogs varies by breed and size, pet parents should watch for signs of aging and make necessary adjustments to provide their pets with the best senior dog care available. created by oncotect with oncotect's original sound - oncotect

If your dog is going a little gray in the muzzle, it may be entering the senior stage of its life.While the standard age range for senior dogs varies by breed and size, pet parents should watch for signs of aging and make necessary adjustments to provide their pets with the best senior dog care available.

Studies of companion dogs, in particular, provide valuable information in our quest for understanding. Now more than ever, thanks to loving owners who seek specialized veterinary care when their pet is diagnosed with cancer, we have incredible opportunities to learn. Through companion animal clinical trials, we’re finding better and less costly treatments, improved diagnostic tools, and even preventative interventions, which can benefit all cancer patients.STUDYING CANINE CANCER HELPS US LEARN MORE ABOUT HUMAN CANCER.- Cancers in dogs develop naturally, just like in people- Dogs live in the same environment, breathe the same air, and drink the same water- People and dogs have similar immune systems- Dogs share 85% of our genetic make-upThe answer to cancer may be walking right beside us, and we’re forever grateful. created by oncotect with oncotect's original sound - oncotect

Studies of companion dogs, in particular, provide valuable information in our quest for understanding. Now more than ever, thanks to loving owners who seek specialized veterinary care when their pet is diagnosed with cancer, we have incredible opportunities to learn. Through companion animal clinical trials, we’re finding better and less costly treatments, improved diagnostic tools, and even preventative interventions, which can benefit all cancer patients.STUDYING CANINE CANCER HELPS US LEARN MORE ABOUT HUMAN CANCER.- Cancers in dogs develop naturally, just like in people- Dogs live in the same environment, breathe the same air, and drink the same water- People and dogs have similar immune systems- Dogs share 85% of our genetic make-upThe answer to cancer may be walking right beside us, and we’re forever grateful.

It's so important to #CheckYourDog for lumps and bumps. If you find something take action because #earlydetectioniskey to a successful canine cancer treatment.🌐 https://oncotect.co/ #oncotect #convenient #affordable #accessible #multicancerscreeningtest #petcancerscreening #cancerdetectiondogs #cancerdetection #cancertest #cancerscreening #caninecancer #vetoncology #moleculardiagnostics #urinetest #vetscience #dogs #dogsarefamily #caninehealth #petcancer #dogsofinstagram created by oncotect with oncotect's original sound - oncotect

It's so important to #CheckYourDog for lumps and bumps. If you find something take action because #earlydetectioniskey to a successful canine cancer treatment.🌐 https://oncotect.co/ #oncotect #convenient #affordable #accessible #multicancerscreeningtest #petcancerscreening #cancerdetectiondogs #cancerdetection #cancertest #cancerscreening #caninecancer #vetoncology #moleculardiagnostics #urinetest #vetscience #dogs #dogsarefamily #caninehealth #petcancer #dogsofinstagram

Cancer, regardless of the species in which it occurs, is the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells. Cancer cells develop because of damage to DNA. Dogs can inherit damaged DNA, which accounts for some hereditary cancers. More often, though, a dog’s DNA becomes damaged by exposure to something in the environment, such as carcinogens.Not all tumors are cancerous. Benign (noncancerous) tumors are common and do not spread to other parts of the body. With very rare exceptions, they are not life-threatening. Malignant tumors, however, can spread (metastasize) to other parts of the body, where they begin to grow and replace normal tissue. Regardless of where a cancer spreads, it is usually named for the place it began. created by oncotect with oncotect's original sound - oncotect

Cancer, regardless of the species in which it occurs, is the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells. Cancer cells develop because of damage to DNA. Dogs can inherit damaged DNA, which accounts for some hereditary cancers. More often, though, a dog’s DNA becomes damaged by exposure to something in the environment, such as carcinogens.Not all tumors are cancerous. Benign (noncancerous) tumors are common and do not spread to other parts of the body. With very rare exceptions, they are not life-threatening. Malignant tumors, however, can spread (metastasize) to other parts of the body, where they begin to grow and replace normal tissue. Regardless of where a cancer spreads, it is usually named for the place it began.

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