Companion Animal Science Takes Center Stage: Insights from The New York Times

A recent article in The New York Times, titled, “How science went to the dogs (and cats),” highlights the remarkable evolution of companion animal research over the past two decades. Once dismissed as trivial subjects, pets are now at the forefront of scientific inquiry, with researchers around the world delving deep into the bodies and […]

Precision Medicine for Canine Mammary Gland Tumors

Mammary tumors are common in intact female dogs, especially middle-aged and older dogs of smaller breeds like Poodles, Chihuahuas, and Dachshunds, though some larger breeds are also at higher risk. Hormonal exposure plays a key role, with dogs spayed before their first heat cycle having only a 0.5% risk. Treatment typically involves surgical removal, which […]

Histiocytic Sarcoma: One of the Most Aggressive Cancers

Histiocytic sarcoma (HS) is an aggressive cancer originating from white blood cells called histiocytes that are involved in the immune system. There are three main forms, (1) localized, which presents, at least initially, at a single site such as the bones, joints, or lungs, (2) disseminated, which involves multiple organ systems at diagnosis, and (3) […]

Rounding Out National Cancer Research Month

As we round out National Cancer Research Month, we want to highlight the important work being done by FidoCure researchers in comparative oncology. At FidoCure, we’ve pioneered canine cancer research backed by real-world evidence and published our findings in 4 of the most prestigious peer-reviewed scientific journals. Many of these papers are go-to sources for […]

World Vet Day: Hear from Pet Parents

On World Vet Day, we wanted to express our heartfelt gratitude to all our veterinarians and vet techs who work with our dogs. In recognition, we asked FidoCure pet parents to nominate their vets and tell us why  they’ve made such an immense impact on the lives of their dogs. {% module_block module “widget_8b6ae59c-f486-4ccd-9fb8-ecda5d68fb4b” %}{% […]

Adenocarcinoma Pet Parent Testimonial: Sammy

At the heart of veterinary science lies a deep compassion for the well-being of our beloved animal companions. This is where FidoCure can make a profound impact on the quality of life of your pet battling cancer by offering hope with targeted therapy to thousands of dogs through genomic sequencing and AI-driven data analysis of […]

We’ve Reached 5000 Patients!

We are thrilled to share with you an incredible milestone in our journey to revolutionize canine cancer treatment. Thanks to your unwavering support and dedication, we have now enrolled over 5,000 dogs in the FidoCure platform! This achievement is a testament to the trust you have placed in our innovative approach and the positive impact […]

Undifferentiated Oral Malignancy Case Study

History and Treatment Planning A 12 year old, neutered male Golden Retriever, underwent a dental prophylaxis procedure performed by his primary care veterinarian in June of 2021. At that time, no suspicious lesions or growths were noted. In October 2021, his family discovered a marble-sized growth in his mouth along the gum line of his […]