Sarah Ford | May 1, 2014
Unite to Fight Pet Cancer With Morris Animal Foundation’s Pet Cancer Information Kit
A great resource to help you detect health issues in your pet
Do you know what the top 10 warning signs of cancer in dogs is? How about for cats?
Every pet deserves a long, healthy life. Unfortunately, cancer ends the lives of more dogs and cats than any other disease, and too many families have lived through this heartache and loss.Â
With more than 30 active cancer studies receiving Foundation funding in 2014, Morris Animal Foundation’s commitment to fighting pet cancer is stronger than ever. Research ranges from basic science and cutting-edge cancer genetics studies to conducting clinical trials for new cancer treatments.Â
Morris Animal Foundation has created free Pet Cancer Information Kits (one about dogs and one about cats) to unite us all to fight pet cancer, and it’s a great resource to help detect health issues in your pet.
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