"When cats develop mammary cancer, it is much more malignant, similar to double- or triple-negative cancers in women," says Rodney Page at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University.

Breast cancer is unfortunately prevalent not only among humans, but also in our feline friends. Just like with people, mammary cancer is very aggressive in cats, and they have the best chance of ...

In cats, however, 90 percent of mammary tumors are cancerous. Vets say that these types of tumors closely follow the model of more aggressive forms of human breast cancer.

Q-I’m in a dilemma about follow-up care for an 11-year-old cat that underwent two surgeries this summer for mammary adenocarcinoma with lymph node metastasis. The first surgery removed two ...

Baxter recommends feeling for lumps in your cats' or dogs' breasts, including your male pets, as they can get breast cancer too. According to the American Cancer Society, Baxter said, 1 in 100 ...

A: Cats live longer, healthier lives if they don’t have kittens and are sterilized between 2 and 6 months of age. Later sterilization increases the risk of mammary (breast) cancer, the third ...

Cats are predisposed to getting mammary cancer, which presents as a bump under the skin where your cat’s nipple is located. Unfortunately, this terrible cancer affects 1/3 of all cat cancer ...

Season 5 Episode 9 | 26m 29s | Dr. Sally Foote of the Okaw Vet Clinic in Tuscola, IL discusses all things involving cats and breast cancer: what signs to look for and what treatments are available.