As a pet parent, you try to give your animal companion the best care possible. That entails taking your furry friend for regular walks, monitoring its health and making annual visits to the vet. However, sometimes pets get sick, and the biggest fear that might come to mind is cancer. If your pet has been diagnosed with the big C, it’s easy to feel helpless and overwhelmed. You may have many questions and concerns about your pet’s future and comfort levels. Read on to learn some steps you can take to help navigate this uncertain and difficult time.
Your puppy checklist should include regular check-ups with your vet, especially if you notice any changes in behavior or eating habits. Early diagnosis is key to treating cancer in pets. Your vet can provide regular screenings and tests to detect any signs of cancer. Additionally, discuss diet changes if necessary, as certain foods may help prevent or slow the progression of cancer.
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