ALB and liver lymphoma: Although this study could not establish the cutoff value of serum albumin concentration for prognostic survival outcomes, the result was similar to that of a previous study by Dank et al. [14] in canine hepatic lymphoma, in which dogs with serum albumin concentration <2.5 mg/dL were 6.2 times more likely to have a shorter ST than those with a normal serum albumin concentration.