Learn how a PET-CT scan improves diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes for companion animals with safer, more precise veterinary care.

Discover how PET-CT scans transform veterinary care with precise cancer staging, treatment planning & monitoring for pets, supporting vets &...

Skin and subcutaneous (under-the-skin) tumours are the most common cancers diagnosed in dogs and cats.

Mammary gland tumours are more common cancers in female dogs and cats, especially those that are unspayed or spayed later...

Hepatobiliary (liver and bile duct) and pancreatic cancers in pets are uncommon but are hostile and difficult to manage.

Bone and joint cancers are most commonly seen in dogs, with osteosarcoma being the leading type, especially in large and...

Oral and maxillofacial cancers are relatively common in dogs and cats. They often present as visible or palpable growths within...

Tumours affecting the nasal cavity, eyes, and ears in pets are less common than skin or mammary cancers, but they...

Cancers of the spleen are relatively common in dogs and less frequent in cats but when they occur, they are...