subject: Dog Liver Cancer - How To Diagnose Liver Cancer In Dogs [print this page] Dog Liver Cancer - How To Diagnose Liver Cancer In Dogs
There are two types of dog liver cancer - a primary liver cell cancer, and a secondary tumor which has spread from another part of the body such as the mammary gland. In this article, we will only discuss primary liver cancer.
Cancer of the liver occurs most frequently in elderly dogs. In fact, over 80% of dogs affected by this type of cancer are over 10 years of age. In almost one-third of dogs that are diagnosed with primary liver cancer, they have no symptoms of the disease. Their cancer is an incidental finding when they are taken to their veterinarian for some other reason.
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