Research Notes on Testicular Cancer in Dogs
Testicular tumors are considered one of the most common tumors in older unneutered males. Sine a large number of male dogs are no longer intact, the overall prevalence of testicular cancer is not very high. These tumors are fairly easy to recognize and diagnose, with treatment being castration.
Top Resources on Testicular Cancer in Dogs
- DVM News: Testicular Cancer Remains Easily Preventable Disease (May 1, 2004)
- PetPlace: Testicular Tumors
- PetEducation: Canine Testicular Tumors
- PubMed Central: Canine Testicular Cancer Archives
- Murdoch University Veterinary Hospital: Tumours of the Male Reproductive Tract - Testicular Cancer
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