Description
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and this dreaded disease doesn’t just affect humans. Bitches get it too!
More than a quarter of unspayed female dogs—a group that includes intact show bitches—will develop a mammary tumor during their lifetime, according to the American College of Veterinary Surgeons. Research continues, and the “Bitches Get It Too” tote bag was created to help spread awareness of mammary cancer in our dogs.
Show your support for canine breast cancer awareness with this practical and eye-catching insulated tote bag. Designed with the message “Bitches Get It Too,” this tote helps bring attention to canine mammary cancer while providing useful everyday storage.
A common question: “Not that I don’t like animals, but I don’t have a dog. Why should I care?”
Because dogs get cancer naturally, and their tumors are similar to human tumors in many ways. Since 2003, the National Cancer Institute has used canine cancer studies to guide human cancer research. Mammary tumors in dogs resemble human breast cancer in age of onset, hormone involvement and how the disease progresses. Research on dog cancers also helped shape the human trials of sunitinib, a cancer drug the FDA approved in 2006.
Made from durable 600-denier polyester, the tote contains 50% recycled material and features an aluminum foil insulated interior to help keep contents protected.
Product Features:
- 600-denier polyester construction
- Contains 50% recycled material
- Aluminum foil insulated interior
- Zippered main compartment
- Convenient front pocket
- Matching 1½-inch wide handles
- 7-inch handle drop length
- Color-matched handles and zipper
- Durable and practical design
- Canine breast cancer awareness themed
Whether used for everyday errands, dog shows, picnics, or carrying personal items, this insulated tote combines functionality with an important canine health awareness message.
