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Detecting skin cancer can be a vital part of a dog's life, but can also be a bit challenging.

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    Check the skin. Separate the fur with your fingers and look for symptoms such as:
    • Tumors
    • Areas of color change
    • Scaly, crusty lesions
    • Areas that do not heal easily
    • Areas the dog scratch or licks frequently.
  2. 2
    Notice behavioral symptoms. Your dog may:
    • Have a loss in appetite.
    • Vomit
    • Have diarrhea
    • Cough
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    If any of these symptoms appear, call your veterinarian immediately.

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