All Dogs Age 7 and Older Older dogs are at higher risk of cancer, regardless of breed. Consider adding NuQ to their routine wellness exams. & Younger dogs from Breeds at Higher Risk of Cancer Certain Breeds, shown to the right, have a higher lifetime risk of cancer and/or higher risk of developing cancer earlier in life. |
Recommended Age to Start Cancer Screening in Higher Risk Breeds
Common Breeds Beagle, 7 years Bernese Mountain Dog, 5 years Boxer, 4 years Flat-Coated Retriever, 7 years French Bulldog, 6 years German Shepherd, 7 years Golden Retriever, 6 years Labrador Retriever, 7 years Rhodesian Ridgeback, 6 years Rottweiler, 6 years Siberian Husky, 7 years Giant Breeds Great Dane, 4 years Irish Wolfhound, 4 years Mastiff, 4 years Scottish Deerhound, 6 years |
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