If you are worried about your pet regarding Lymphoma then do not worry. We have got everything that you need to know and be stress-free about it. At the end everything is curable if detected and acknowledged at right time.<\/p>\n
National Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day is observed on 7th<\/sup> November every year. Founded by Terry Simons, agility dog trainer in year 2015 through the research but it\u2019s process was initiated in the year 2011 when his dog Reveille was diagnosed with Lymphoma and he was concerned to prolong her life.<\/p>\n Predominantly, Lymphoma a type of cancer very common in dogs is derived from scientific name of white blood cells called Lymphocytes. This cancer is very deadly and can attack any and all breeds of dogs. It directly attacks the bone marrow, spleen all the vital supporting elements of canine body. It is so common that almost 60% adult dogs are prone to this and 90% of dogs above 10 years suffer from this. As per the research of AKC Canine Health Foundation, 1 in every 15 dogs suffers from lymphoma in entire life span.<\/p>\n [Also Read] Cancer in Dogs \u2013 Types, Symptoms and Treatment<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Canine cancer can affect any organ of dog\u2019s body but usually the first they attack is the lymph nodes. The worst part is lymphomas do not show any particular symptoms, but few of the common symptoms that you should be aware of as pet parents include:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n
There Are 4 Major Types Of Lymphomas Found in Dogs<\/h3>\n
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