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Howdoulikemenow333 · 08-29-2005, 02:14 AM

I was jsut wondering I have searched on the net to find out,but I can't seem to find any thing. My dog Sheeba is a Cesapeak retriver and mixd,she's 9 years of age, she had to go to the vet last winter,but she seems to be fine,still as stubborn as she was when she was a pup. But, I notice there's a cyst and it's grown like a walnut, she has 3 more,but smaller,she went tot the vet,the vet said when dogs get older they do develope cyst which hopefully are non cancer. Really she lives with my mom because I can't have dogs in my apartment which sucks, Me and my mom picked her out in front of the store in 96, so she's mom,if anybody ever goes near her house or a ring at the door she goes wild,barking.then when she see it somebody she knows it ok.But I just hope she is ok, she can live 4 more long years. It's always sad when you have to put down and animal. Because all they want is your love and they can protect you. She'll be fine.

The Chauffeur · 08-29-2005, 03:04 AM

I'm sure she is fine. I know how you feel, we have 6 cats and a Golden, and I can't stand to think about losing any of them. I think the thought of them getting old scares me more than the thought of me growing old. Just make life happy for them while they are here, they will be grateful!

Ags2000 · 08-29-2005, 12:40 PM

If the vet you are taking her to will not do anything, I suggest you take the dog to another vet who will either test it or remove it. I have a miniature daschound and she has had several lumps appear. The first was a cancerous tumor. I now have to keep a close eye on her and get any removed we find.

Something THAT BIG can and WILL become cancerous if nothing is done.

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Ags2000 · 08-29-2005, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by barwars

Ahh, ****, a waknut?! You better get that pup to the vet emergency room.... and fast. Pretty soon it'll be the size of an appke.

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Specifically #5

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*Pleasant Tomorrow* · 08-29-2005, 02:17 PM

My dog has some of those, they're small but it's what happens to old dogs. Usually it's nothing.

Howdoulikemenow333 · 08-29-2005, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by *Pleasant Tomorrow*

My dog has some of those, they're small but it's what happens to old dogs. Usually it's nothing.

Thanks, Older dogs to have strange lum,ps the vet says,but just to be sure she will be checked out this week. It's just so damm expensive to see the vet nowdays.

Janice · 08-30-2005, 12:50 AM

My nephew has a 10-year old boxer. He's got a lot of lumps too, but the vet said he's fine.

Good luck with Sheeba, and let us know how it goes. It's so hard. My Persian cat is 16 now, and it's breaking my heart watching him grow tired and old. I can cry just thinking about the day I have to say good-bye.

consentida · 08-30-2005, 02:56 AM

My dog started getting those a few months before he died. The vet said they were fat tumors and that removing them really wouldn't do anything since they were harmless. My dog was pretty old. He was about 13 so, the end was coming for him anyway. Hopefully, your dog will be around a few more years.

08-29-2005, 02:14 AM	#1
Howdoulikemenow333 I'M having a bad day Senior Member Join Date: Jul 05, 2003 Location: Later Posts: 1,263	Question about my dogs health? I was jsut wondering I have searched on the net to find out,but I can't seem to find any thing. My dog Sheeba is a Cesapeak retriver and mixd,she's 9 years of age, she had to go to the vet last winter,but she seems to be fine,still as stubborn as she was when she was a pup. But, I notice there's a cyst and it's grown like a walnut, she has 3 more,but smaller,she went tot the vet,the vet said when dogs get older they do develope cyst which hopefully are non cancer. Really she lives with my mom because I can't have dogs in my apartment which sucks, Me and my mom picked her out in front of the store in 96, so she's mom,if anybody ever goes near her house or a ring at the door she goes wild,barking.then when she see it somebody she knows it ok.But I just hope she is ok, she can live 4 more long years. It's always sad when you have to put down and animal. Because all they want is your love and they can protect you. She'll be fine.
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08-29-2005, 12:40 PM	#3
Ags2000 Red 2/13/90 -1/5/06 Forum Veteran Join Date: May 02, 2001 Location: Candyland Posts: 5,544	If the vet you are taking her to will not do anything, I suggest you take the dog to another vet who will either test it or remove it. I have a miniature daschound and she has had several lumps appear. The first was a cancerous tumor. I now have to keep a close eye on her and get any removed we find. Something THAT BIG can and WILL become cancerous if nothing is done. D
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08-29-2005, 03:04 AM	#2
The Chauffeur Good Evening... Senior Member Join Date: Jan 24, 2005 Location: Under the sun Posts: 2,866	I'm sure she is fine. I know how you feel, we have 6 cats and a Golden, and I can't stand to think about losing any of them. I think the thought of them getting old scares me more than the thought of me growing old. Just make life happy for them while they are here, they will be grateful!

08-29-2005, 02:17 PM	#5
Pleasant Tomorrow Member Forum Addict Join Date: Feb 19, 2003 Location: New York Posts: 69,525	My dog has some of those, they're small but it's what happens to old dogs. Usually it's nothing.
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08-30-2005, 12:50 AM	#7
Janice Retired Admin - Hollywood Swingin' Forum Legend Join Date: Aug 03, 2001 Location: Beantown Posts: 36,388	My nephew has a 10-year old boxer. He's got a lot of lumps too, but the vet said he's fine. Good luck with Sheeba, and let us know how it goes. It's so hard. My Persian cat is 16 now, and it's breaking my heart watching him grow tired and old. I can cry just thinking about the day I have to say good-bye.

08-30-2005, 02:56 AM	#8
consentida oh, you pretty things Forum 3000 Club Member Join Date: Jan 21, 2002 Location: New York Posts: 3,841	My dog started getting those a few months before he died. The vet said they were fat tumors and that removing them really wouldn't do anything since they were harmless. My dog was pretty old. He was about 13 so, the end was coming for him anyway. Hopefully, your dog will be around a few more years.