Lymphoma is a cancer of lymphocytes in lymphoid tissue. About 15% of malignant tumours in dogs are lymphomas, and whilst they most often occur in the lymph nodes, spleen and/or liver, they can occur in many other organs.
Lymphoma primarily affects middle age to older dogs, and only about 20% of dogs with lymphoma are clinically ill when diagnosed; the majority are brought to the veterinarian because of recently identified swellings or lumps.
CAUSES OF LYMPHOMA
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