🦴 Here's a sneak peak of my next vlog on osteosarcoma. 🦴 In this full vlog, I cover everything you need to know when you dealing with osteosarcoma in your dog 📹Here's the link for the full VLOG 📹 https://youtu.be/D61VsYJeDjE 🦴Osteosarcoma is the most common primary canine bone cancer in dogs, and it is locally aggressive and highly metastatic (high spread rate). I address why we need to think about 2 battlefronts when fighting this cancer 🦴Early diagnostics are key. Which ones do you need

Osteosarcoma is the most common primary canine bone cancer in dogs. 🦴 It's also locally aggressive and highly metastatic (likely to spread). Many times it's inherited through genetics though some other factors associated with osteosarcoma are: - Sex Hormones - Fractures - Metallic Implants - Chronic Osteomyelitis - Ionizing Radiation And interestedly, dogs' front limbs are two times more affected than their hind limbs. So one of the best ways to help treat this kind of cancer is to diagnose it