It’s a published fact that 30-50% of all dogs and cats will perish due to cancer or cancer-related causes such as chemotherapy, according to the American Veterinary Medicine Association. It is also well known that early intervention in cancer patients has the highest success rates.

Having an at-home, affordable, and easily accessible method for early detection has not been an option until recently. Promisingly, there is now a way to test your dog for cancer at home with a convenient and accurate tool. This could be a game-changer for many pet parents and the longevity of their furry companions.