Romulus’ Story: A Guardian Dog’s Cancer Tale
At FidoCure, we believe every dog deserves a chance to live their best life, even when faced with challenging diagnoses. The story of Romulus, a beloved Maremma guardian dog, is a testament to the power of personalized veterinary care.
Franklin’s Story: A Rescue Dog Thrives Thanks to Breakthrough Cancer Treatments
For over nine years, Franklin has been a beloved member of the Noll-Mcclintock family—a funny, smart, and playful 8-year-old rescue dog. Two years ago, Franklin faced a challenging diagnosis: an incurable cancer originating in his spleen. Determined to give Franklin the best possible care, his mom Chelsea Noll-Mcclintock, and his veterinary oncologist, Dr. Dorothy Girimonte […]
Dexter’s Story: A Pet Parent’s Perspective
Meet Dexter, a lovable mixed-breed pup who’s been on a journey of resilience and love since his cancer diagnosis five years ago. His story, as told by his dedicated pet parent, shows how choosing the right care—and a little extra love—can make all the difference. With the support of FidoCure and his healthcare team, Dexter’s […]
Data-First Pet Healthcare: How FidoCure is Leveraging Big Data to Improve Canine Cancer Outcomes
In the fight against canine cancer, one of the most powerful tools at medicine’s disposal is data. Data can help describe genomes, uncover patterns in care and outcomes, and map effective drug development methodologies. But historically, collecting and making sense of all this data has been an arduous challenge, stunting advancement. At the intersection of […]
The Future of Pet Oncology: How AI-Driven Targeted Therapies are Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment for Dogs
The global veterinary oncology market has been experiencing remarkable growth, reaching a valuation of $259.4B in 2023. This surge reflects a significant shift in how pet parents approach cancer treatment for their beloved companions. Several factors are driving this expansion: increasing pet ownership rates (accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic), a cultural shift in viewing pets […]
Global Impact from the U.S. to Korea at FAVA 2024
We are excited to share that Dr. Lucas Rodrigues, FidoCure’s Head of Veterinary Research, will be presenting twice at the 23rd Federation of Asian Veterinary Associations (FAVA) Congress, taking place from October 25 to October 27, 2024. This event marks an important opportunity for us to engage with veterinary professionals from around the world and […]
What are Gastrointestinal Cancers?
Gastrointestinal (GI) tumors in dogs are relatively rare but can be serious when they occur. These tumors affect the stomach, intestines, or other parts of the digestive system, and they can include various types such as gastrointestinal carcinomas, gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST), and leiomyosarcoma. While these tumors may cause symptoms like vomiting, weight loss, or […]
FidoCure To Unveil Breakthrough in Canine Hemangiosarcoma at 2024 Veterinary Cancer Society Annual Conference
PALO ALTO, Calif. (October 15, 2024) — FidoCure, a leader in AI-driven precision oncology for dogs, is excited to share landmark findings at the 2024 Veterinary Cancer Society (VCS) Annual Conference. This research, Genetic Alterations Associated with Prognosis and Better Therapeutic Outcomes in Dogs with Splenic Hemangiosarcoma, marks a significant advancement in the fight against hemangiosarcoma, […]
Pancreatic Cancer in Dogs
Pancreatic cancer, though rare, is a serious condition in dogs, with two of the most common forms being insulinoma and pancreatic adenocarcinoma. These tumors can be life-threatening, but early detection and specialized care, including emerging treatments like targeted therapies, offer new hope for affected dogs.
What to Know About Anal Sac Carcinoma
Anal sac carcinoma is a highly aggressive cancer that develops in the small glandular structures on either side of a dog’s anus. These sacs produce a strong-smelling substance that dogs use as a territorial scent marker, among other reasons. Normally, this substance is released during defecation or when a dog is nervous or excited. However, […]
