How is throat cancer treated in dogs?

The throat cancer symptoms are important to spot from the early stages of the disease, so that there are several treatment options and the dog can have an encouraging prognosis. The throat cancer can originate in the esophagus, the trachea or the larynx and will evolve, involving other organs as well. read more

Throat cancer in dogs consists of cancers of the larynx and trachea. Fortunately, these cancers are relatively rare. Several different types of tumors can affect the throat, including _chondrosarcoma, mast cell tumors, squamous cell carcinoma, extramedullary plasmacytomas, laryngeal oncocytomas, osteosarcoma_ and lymphoma. read more

Treatment options for cancer in dogs. Cancer in dogs can be treated in many of the same ways that human cancer is treated. It really depends on two things: what type of cancer your dog is suffering from, and what stage the cancer is at. If you believe your dog may have cancer, take them to the vet immediately. read more