A cat living with a person who smokes is 2.4 times more likely to develop lymphoma than a cat living in a smoke-free home. Two smokers increase the risk to 4.1 times normal.

Although bladder cancer is relatively uncommon in cats, pet parents need to be familiar with the signs. Bladder cancer is ...

However, some cancers like Lymphoma can be found in pets around the age of five in cats and dogs. Different breeds can also be associated with specific types of cancers over other ones.