Feeding your dog a raw food diet is not generally advised. While not all raw foods are harmful, a strictly raw diet can potentially introduce several health risks. This understanding is crucial for all dog owners, so they can make the best diet decisions for their…
The holiday season is synonymous with joy, warmth, and the spirit of giving. At We Are The Cure, we’re thrilled to continue a cherished tradition that contributes to life-saving canine cancer research. Let’s unwrap the story behind the 2023 Pink Paw Silver…
Like humans, dogs have lymph nodes that when swollen can indicate an underlying health issue. Learn their locations and tips for regularly checking your dog.
When it comes to your furry friend’s health, keeping an eye on their pee is important. Dogs, like people, can have bladder issues, from simple infections to the scarier bladder cancer. In this guide, we’ll look at four common dog bladder problems, explain their symptoms, and stress how important it is to catch them early, especially with bladder cancer.
It’s always difficult dealing with the loss of a pet, the National Canine Cancer Foundation offers some practical tips on dealing with this tough time.
There’s something truly heartwarming about the sight of a dog gleefully pouncing on a favorite toy, tail wagging with pure joy. We understand that these moments of play are more than just fun – they’re a vital part of keeping our pets happy, healthy, and…
Looking for an easy way to spot your dog at the dog park, or dress up your furry friend for a special event? Consider a dog bandana! As an added bonus, the sale of our dog bandanas helps support canine cancer efforts.
Is Rawhide Safe to Give Your Dog? Rawhide is a popular, affordable, chewable product people buy for their dogs. However, rawhide poses a significant threat to your dog’s safety and wellness. Many people are unaware of the dangers that rawhide can present. So many…
Chew toys are an easy way to keep your dog busy, but they are largely unregulated. As a result, a lot of them contain harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde, PVC, and lead, which may cause cancer in your dogs. It is up to you as a pet owner to figure out which toys are safe for your dog, and which ones you should avoid.
Gastric carcinoma (stomach cancer) is a very common cancer in dogs. However, it only accounts for less than 1% of malignant tumors. Left unchecked, cancerous cells in the stomach will interfere with regular gastric function. Usually, a growth will develop on your…
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