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Old 21-02-2008, 03:48 PM
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Unhappy Bordercollie with a lump

When rubbing my dogs belly this afternoon I found a lump , its about the size of a 5p round and about a cm thick, its hard but I can move it about , she be 10 in april and shes still like a playful pup , I'm just rather worried what it could be , does the lumps you can move about , are the ones you don't need to worry about , I've also noticed she doesn't seem to be putting weight on , But she goes through the stage one minuet she looks like a fat dumpling then a skinny rake again so I don't think this is anything to do with the lump.
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Re: Bordercollie with a lump

i think it would be best if you get her checked out if shes lost weight quick,
it could be a fatty lump or could be worse
the older dogs do tend to get fatty lumps
but better safe than sorry.
fingers crossed it is.
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Re: Bordercollie with a lump

Yes as carol said it could be a fatty lump..take her to the vets..they may well tell you to keep an eye on how fast its growing..if its growing fast then i don't wanna frighten you but thats when you have got to worry.
My mums dogs have fatty lumps and they are old.
My old girl had 2 lumps at different times that grew fast(ish) and they turned out to be cancer she had ops and she's still here today to tell the tale
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Re: Bordercollie with a lump

I am really worried and I don't want it to be the C word I will be making an appiontment at the vets I was going to take her to the vets but I wanted to write it on here to get other peoples views and I think to prepare me for the worst thing
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well got fingers cross for you thats it not
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Re: Bordercollie with a lump

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I am really worried and I don't want it to be the C word I will be making an appiontment at the vets I was going to take her to the vets but I wanted to write it on here to get other peoples views and I think to prepare me for the worst thing
I'm sure its just a fatty lump, I really did'nt want to worry you, Funny thing is, my sisters staffy has one just above her eye which she says is growing pretty fast, She also has found one under her armpit which is'nt growing fast, Shes of to the vets aswell..ill let u know what her vets say on it and you let us know how your girly gets on.

Is she trying to itch it alot? like is it aggrovating her in anyway?
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Re: Bordercollie with a lump

No it doesn't seem to bother her at all
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Re: Bordercollie with a lump

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No it doesn't seem to bother her at all
Ahhh see my staffy that had the 2 C lumps, Hers was aggrovating her, She kept trying to itch them and rub them.
Just see what the vet says and keep an eye on the growth of the lump.

Is the lump under her neck or on the top of her neck? coz my daughter nearly had heart attack a few weeks back when she felt a lump on her staffy dogs neck underneith at the side ..when i felt the other side there was one the same, It was his glands lol.
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Re: Bordercollie with a lump

Hope the lump turns out to be harmless, definitely wise to have her checked early on.

My old Lab has several fatty lumps which don't bother him however its still a worry when a new one appears.

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Re: Bordercollie with a lump

my male lab had a lump.....took him to the vets .....first they said nothing to worry about...but 2 months down the line after all sorts of tablets ...they took the lump out....but that turned out to be the big c.....thankfully...he made a full recovery....but his lump was in his ball bag so it looked like he had three balls.....all better now
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