I was petting Mocha (spayed, 2 yrs old) this morning and felt a lump on her
torso. Actually it was just behind her front left leg, but underneath her -
I guess that would still be considered her stomach area? It was right
where the black and white fur meets. It's about an inch away from a
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My question is, are there any things I can do to try to determine if it's a
harmless lump or something more serious?
One option is to do a needle aspirate. The vet will use a needle and syringe
to try
In regards to my posting this morning about the lump I found on Mocha:
I just got back from the vet. He found a oozy, crusty wound that was less
than an inch away from the lump I had felt. So he thinks that the lump I
found is just an irritated lymph node, that will get better when the wound
Hi All.
I have a Berner boy who is almost two. He has severe hip and elbow
dysplasia. Elbow dysplasia started showing signs at 5 months, he was
operated on at 10 months, and hips started showing signs at 13 months. He
is very happy and seems to have a good quality of life on
I would take him to see the vet and have it looked at and see what your vet
recommendsand if it doesnt go away in a few weeks, then definitely have
him/her biospy or aspirate it. My dogs have had lots of lumps and bumps
biopsied. Once I took Java in for a pimple. The vet popped his zit and
