Canine mammary tumours are the most common type of tumour in intact female dogs. In one recent study, almost 200 cases were seen per 100,000 dogs per year making this approximately ten times more prevalent than canine lymphoma. They appear to be increasingly prevalent and this may reflect changes in neutering recommendations and/or the influx of dogs rescued from abroad, which are less likely to be neutered early in life.
In this webinar Francesca will provide you with up to date guidelines about diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of dogs and cats with mammary tumours.
Canine and Feline Mammary Tumours
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