Last time, I discussed three very common lumps I come across in my canine patients. There are a myriad of lumps and bumps that can affect your pets and I simply can’t cover all of them. I do, however, want to shed some light on a few other prevalent lumps and just equip you with an appropriate strategy to tackle any lump your pet may develop.
This is the sequel to Dr Rayya's recent post "Oh no, I discovered a lump on my pet Part 1".
WARNING: Some of the photos are a bit gory.
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- Oh no,I discovered a lump on my pet! Part 1 (passionateaboutpets.wordpress.com) Re-blogged from Dr Rayya's Online Journal
Glad to see you are still helping Dr Rayya get the word out sweet Barb. Love your new look, the header is adorable! Hugs and nose kisses
Dr Rayya is a wonderful vet and gives out very useful information for us pet owners.
Glad you like my new look – it has inspired me again!
Hello stranger!
I like your new look.
Life’s been getting in the way of my blogging, lol!
Have inspired myself with the new look.
Very good info for us pet owners, thank you Barb. Have a great rest of the week. – Cathy
Thanks Cathy!
It’s best to have lumps checked out as soon as they appear, after reading Dr Rayya’s post.
Hi Barb! Your new blog design is perfect for spring . . . even though I know you’re headed into fall. Love the puppy.
Thanks for encouraging pet owners not to ignore lumps, bumps, bulges, and bruises.
Thanks Nancy, glad you like the new design, and it has inspired me as I’ve been MIA these past few weeks – it’s nice and fresh, just like Spring although we are in Autumn (fall) now!
The puppy in the header looks like a twin of our little Poppy.
Those lumps, bumps and knots on those precious animals is so sad. That vet must have angels helping her nurse them back to health.
I can only see the photos & content posted on your blog, I couldn’t go to the site. My browser security won’t let me.
Oops, I forgot to tell you: I love your new decor. Your puppy in the header is so adorable.
Thanks Eliz – the dog is a replica of our little Poppy – in fact, my hubby thought it really was her!
Sorry your browser wouldn’t let you into the site, although it might be a blessing because Dr Rayya is fairly graphic in her post – necessary though, to get the message through to pet owners about getting lumps and bumps checked out asap.
I like you new blog design, Barb. And your pic of the dog sleeping on the settee is very much like my avatar – my little boy, Fritz.
Thanks adee. The little dog on my header looks just like my little Poppy, in fact, it could almost be her – in fact, my hubby thought it was her!