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Cancer screening

Cancer is the leading cause of death in adult dogs. Blood can now see it early.

Systems touched: Immune, integumentary and endocrine systems most directly.

Cancer screening for dogs

What this category actually does

Liquid biopsy and nucleosome assays detect tumour-derived material in a single blood draw, which makes annual screening possible for dogs at breed or age risk long before a mass is palpable. Where cancer is already present, tumour sequencing matches targeted therapies to the specific mutations driving it rather than working through generic protocols. All of it is ordered through your veterinarian.

Key benefits

  • 01

    Detection before symptoms

    Screening at the annual visit finds disease at a stage where intervention still changes the outcome.

  • 02

    Low-friction sampling

    A blood draw during routine bloodwork, no sedation, no imaging suite.

  • 03

    Targeted rather than generic therapy

    Tumour genomics narrows drug choice using outcome data from thousands of treated dogs.

  • 04

    Risk-weighted intervals

    High-risk breeds and dogs over seven benefit most, and the schedule should say so.

3 products in cancer screening

  • OncoK9 by PetDx, illustrative image

    OncoK9

    PetDx

    Liquid-biopsy blood test for multi-cancer detection.

    Validated in the CANDiD study across more than a thousand dogs, cancer detection from a single blood draw.

    Availability
    Vet-ordered
    Cost
    Price varies by clinic
    Visit PetDx
  • Nu.Q Vet Cancer Test by Volition Veterinary, illustrative image

    Nu.Q Vet Cancer Test

    Volition Veterinary

    Blood test measuring circulating nucleosomes.

    A low-cost screen that can be run at annual visits rather than only after symptoms appear.

    Availability
    Available through clinics
    Cost
    Price varies by clinic
    Visit Volition Veterinary
  • FidoCure by One Health Company, illustrative image

    FidoCure

    One Health Company

    Precision oncology programme for dogs with cancer.

    Sequences the tumour, then matches targeted therapies using one of the largest canine cancer outcome datasets in existence.

    Availability
    Prescription, via your vet
    Cost
    Price varies
    Visit One Health Company

Get the screening calendar right

Your Council sets screening frequency from breed, age and genomic risk, not a generic checklist.

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