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nose bleeds, possible tumor
my 11 year german shepherd has been having severe nose bleeds, they seem to be getting better with antibiotics, but the vet is 95% certain after the x rays were taken that it is a tumor, she
recomends a mri scan, but i can not afford to have this, could she be right, and what other options can i take, i am also worried about his age, if he will survive such a big surgery. im not sure where to turn. i dont have any insurance to cover any costs, has anyone else been in this situation? please help |
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Re: nose bleeds, possible tumor
sorry to hear your trouble
but its proberly going to be a big op for a dog his age and can they get it all out? if not will prob grow back again. you got to think of him and do you want to put him though it, like jenny said there is tablets that can help and wouldnt it be nice if he could live in sorter peace and enjoy whats left. its hard i know been though problems with my old boy and let him live in peace and enjoyed what life he had left.
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My dog is currently experiencing the same thing (ie. nose bleeds). It was first diagnosed as a nacterial infection behind the nasal passage. It has grown and the right side of the top of his head has now collapsed. It does not look good and the vet is now advising that it might be a tumor. He is under a lot of medication however it will never cure him.
I am sorry my posting is not that great either but the symptoms are important to look out for. |
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