ONCOTECT | Cancer Screening

Oncotect uses urine samples to test for dog cancer with high accuracy. Specifically, by providing your dog’s urine sample, registering online, and mailing the sample back to the Oncotect team, Oncotect is able to detect cancer in dogs.

After the sample is mailed back and successfully delivered, you will then be able to register online, and speak directly with one of Oncotect’s dedicated professionals. This consultation allows you to review your dog’s screening in greater depth, while providing the opportunity to ask any questions you may have.

First and foremost, Oncotect’s cancer screening test simply necessitates a urine sample, and is therefore non-invasive. Prior to Oncotect, cancer screening protocols were taxing on dogs, and/or required a visit to the vet – therefore, you can ensure your furry friend remains calm and comfortable.
Second, Oncotect is highly accurate. It comes with 83% sensitivity, and 96% specificity.
Lastly, Oncotect is also veterinarian-recommended, having been used by over 50 vets successfully.

First and foremost, all Oncotect test results are presented as three levels of cancer risk: low, moderate, or high. While yes, the test provides an indication of cancer risk, it does not specify the TYPE of cancer. Once initial tests have come back, please follow up with a trusted veterinarian.
Additionally, the Oncotect test effectively tests for the following cancers: mast cell tumors, hemangiosarcoma, lymphoma, and melanoma.

The Oncotect test specializes in detecting cancer prior to any noticeable physical signs. By identifying cancer-associated volatile metabolites, the test empowers pet owners and veterinary professionals to take a proactive – not reactive – approach to cancer diagnosis and treatment. Early detection has the ability to improve successful treatment, while also leading to better health outcomes.