Here’s a summary of the major potentially fatal health categories your program is designed to address, including teeth cleanings and ultrasounds:

1. **Tumor Removals:**

- **Scope:** Addresses 25-30% of late-life life-threatening conditions in dogs.

- **Objective:** To remove tumors that could be fatal if left untreated.

2. **Ultrasounds for Adult Dogs Every 12 Months:**

- **Scope:** Addresses 15-20% of life-threatening conditions in dogs.

- **Objective:** To detect and monitor internal health issues that may not be immediately visible, improving early diagnosis and treatment.

3. **Teeth Cleanings (Non-Senior Dogs Every 3 Years):**

- **Scope:** Contributes to addressing health issues, although not quantified in the same detail as tumors and ultrasounds.

- **Objective:** To prevent dental diseases and infections that could lead to more severe health problems.

4. **Remaining Life-Threatening Health Issues:**

- **Heart Disease (Non-Tumor Related, Cardiovascular):** Estimated at 10-15%.

- **Kidney Disease (Renal):** Estimated at 10%.

- **Liver Disease (Hepatic):** Estimated at 5%.

- **Diabetes (Endocrine):** Estimated at 5%.

- **Other Serious Conditions (e.g., Aggressive Cancers not Addressed by Surgery):** Estimated at 10-15%.