Hard lumps can be a wide range of things, some of which are worrying and sinister and others that are completely harmless or benign. A new hard lump on a dog is always something worth […]
Does your dog have a new black or very dark bump, lump, or growth? They can be concerning, particularly because in human medicine black growths may mean cancer. I encountered various causes for black bumps […]
As a pet owner, it’s only natural to be worried if you notice a new lump or bump on your beloved dog. White lumps and bumps might seem unusual, but as vets we see them […]
It’s always concerning to see bumps developing on your dog’s chin, they’re unsightly and often cause your dog irritation and discomfort. There are many causes of bumps on a dog’s chin, ranging from mild and […]
Lumps and bumps on dogs’ chests and rib cages are a common finding in our vet clinic, especially in older patients. We frequently see benign masses like lipomas, sebaceous cysts, and adenomas, as well as […]
According to research, histiocytomas make up 15.9% of tumors found in dogs, while mast cell tumors make up 17.8%. In our veterinary clinic, we do see mast cell tumors more frequently than histiocytomas. However, these […]
It is a bit alarming to see a new raised red bump appearing on your dog’s skin – sometimes seemingly overnight. However, in my experience as a veterinarian, many red bumps and lumps are benign […]
Mast cell tumors are one of the most common forms of cancer in dogs. They account for almost 20-25% of all skin tumors in dogs. In my practice, I see dogs with mast cell tumors […]
A lump isn’t just a lump when it comes to your dog’s skin. Even benign lumps should be identified just to make sure you’re not missing anything. Of those benign lumps, warts and skin tags […]
Many dog parents will see a skin lesion or lump and immediately think of the word cancer. However, in my experience as a veterinarian, many skin lesions or lumps are benign and usually nothing to […]
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