May is Pet Cancer Awareness Month

Pet cancer is the number one disease-related cause of death for dogs and cats in the U.S., afflicting one in four dogs and one in five cats. Help Petco Love help pets in need by donating today.

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Help provide lifesaving treatment to pets in need

Petco Love and Blue Buffalo have invested $20 million in the fight against pet cancer, and we’re expanding our efforts to raise funds for other critical pet health care needs. Access to veterinary care shouldn’t be a financial decision. Join us in our nationwide effort to change the lives of pets and pet parents.

Your donation saves lives.

Your contribution helps fight pet cancer and provides lifesaving care for pets in need.

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Early detection

When cancer is detected early it can be treated more effectively, so it’s important to check your pet regularly for the 10 cancer warning signs as recommended by the Veterinary Cancer Society.

10 Warning Signs of Pet Cancer

Veterinary treatment resource guide

Are you a pet parent struggling with the cost of veterinary treatment? View our resource guide for a list of organizations that might be able to help.

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Pets Saved Thanks to Support Like Yours

Jubal

Jennie knew Jubal the cat was trying to tell her something was wrong when he had a seriously upset stomach. When she took him to the vet, they discovered a tumor in his chest.

Meet Jubal

Neva

A timely veterinarian check revealed a tumor in Neva’s mouth. Devastated Neva could lose her life, pet mom, Laura wasted no time getting her critical care.

Meet Neva

Chatterbox

As a spot on Chatterbox’s face grew, pet mom Elisabeth knew it was time to seek medical help.

Meet Chaterbox

Blue Buffalo helps power this campaign

When it comes to our dogs and cats, Blue Buffalo and Petco Love share the same philosophy: they’re not just pets, they’re family. This belief coupled with a passion for fighting pet cancer led to a partnership in 2010, and together we have raised $20 million to help pets fight cancer.

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