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Veterinarians use blood work for dogs with cancer to help find cancer, and monitor your dog's disease and treatment results.

Blood Work for Dogs

Biopsy for dogs is a common procedure your vet will use to get a cancer diagnosis.

Biopsy for Dogs

It's crude, but effective: a saline nasal flush for dogs can clean out the nasal passages, possibly debulking tumors, and even yield tumor samples for biopsy.

Saline Nasal Flush for Dogs

Fine needle aspiration is a common diagnostic test for dogs with suspicious masses.

Fine Needle Aspiration for Dogs

The mitotic index is a way to measure how many cells are dividing in a sample.

Getting a second opinion for dog cancer is never a bad idea.

Getting a Second Opinion

dog ultrasound is a really common, non-invasive imaging test.

Ultrasound Examination In Dogs

Cadet BRAF Urine Test

Cadet BRAF Urine Test

Computed Tomography (CT Scan) in Dogs

Computed Tomography (CT Scan) in Dogs

dog cancer diagnosis faq

Dog Cancer Diagnosis: An Overview

Staying Vigilant with Mass Aspirates

Staying Vigilant with Mass Aspirates

A Common Dog Cancer Mistake - Doing Too Many Diagnostic Tests Before Seeing the Oncologist

A Common Dog Cancer Mistake: Doing Too Many Diagnostic Tests Before Seeing the Oncologist

Early Dog Cancer Warning Signs with Dr. David Vail

Early Dog Cancer Warning Signs | Dr. David Vail

Urinalysis in Dogs

Urinalysis in Dogs

Dog Cancer Vocab: Mitotic Index | Dr. Brooke Britton

Dog Bone Cancer – Symptoms & Amputation & Treatments | Dr. Demian Dressler Q&A

Diagnosing Dog Cancer with a Biopsy or Fine Needle Aspirate

A Cyberknife machine

Cyberknife – Cutting Edge Technology