My Mum and Dads Irish red and White Setter has just been diagnosed with advanced cancer, it is into her Lymph Noids(not sure of spelling) Just wondered if anybody had come across this before and what sort of timescales are we looking at for her, she is only 9 and her litter brother who we also have has been diagnosed with artharitis and her mum who we also have has just been into the vet and had a lump removed so we are waiting for the test results on that.

any help would be greatly appreciated.

Gill
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I am sorry sorry to hear that you parents dog has been diagnosed with cancer, and even sorryier that this thread seems to have been missed.
I do not know if the following link is of any use to you - there is actually a lot of info relating to this illness on the internet, but I do think initially probably not to take too much notice of all you read a be steered by your vet.
regards
DT#

Lymphoma cancer in dogs

thanks DT i will have a look and give them the like too.

Gill
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I now have a gorgeous baby daughter Kelsy Lauren born 1st July 2010 wieghing 6lbs 12+1/2oz and I am such a happy mummy

R.I.P our crazy bunny Torro, He is sadly missed by all especially out 9 month old daughter, he used to run in under her feet in her walker and she giggled like mad!!!

Our Kai Pie Sadly now re-homed due to personal circumstances but he is now a much happier dog and I am happier knowing that he is happier