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Visible Skin Cancers: Some cancers manifest as visible lumps or growths on the skin, which should be promptly examined by a vet.
Internal Organ Cancers: Cancers affecting internal organs like the liver, stomach, or intestines may not be visible but can exhibit symptoms such as unexplained weight loss. Regular weight monitoring and veterinary check-ups are crucial for early detection.
Lymphoma: A common type of cancer affecting the lymph system and nodes, which can sometimes be detected through changes in lymph nodes. Prompt veterinary consultation is essential for diagnosis and treatment.
Weight Loss: Unexplained weight loss can be a significant symptom of internal organ cancers.
Changes in Drinking and Eating Habits: Increased thirst, decreased appetite, and changes in faecal consistency may indicate underlying cancer.
Skin Changes: Certain cancers may cause noticeable changes in the skin, requiring veterinary evaluation.
Regular veterinary check-ups are vital for early detection of pet cancers. Any observed changes, especially in older pets, should be promptly examined and tested to determine the presence of cancerous conditions.
