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Benign carcinoid tumor in bronchi tube
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@nannybb
I had a 10 year old schnauzer who wanted a tummy rub every morning. One day I felt a huge lump. She had very aggressive mammary cancer. A great vet removed the lump hoping it hadn’t spread. My sweet girl lived to be 16 without any other cancer issues. Yay!
I also had a 12 year old schnauzer who got rare salivary cancer. The treatment plan had awful side effects and I wouldn’t even do that to myself so I declined the treatment and he just stayed on cortisone pills that kept him happy and running around like a puppy 4 more months until one day he just shut during a walk, I carried him home and knew it was over. Put him down the next morning. They both lived happy lives! I had rescued them together. Fun breed! Talk about bold! Personality plus! I love dogs and all animals.
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@californiazebra I had taken Atticus to several vets who kept wanting to run tests for gastrointestinal issues. There were occasions when he threw up his food. I tried so many different brands. He finally started doing well on a cheaper cat food...go figure. But as I watched him eating he seemed to be only chewing on one side of his mouth. Back to the vet again. This time they picked off some tartar build up on his back teeth and said everything was fine. It wasn't. He stopped grooming himself which was something he was fastidious about. I found another vet. The first thing she did was lift his tongue. He had a horrible open sore tumor. Putting him down was one of the most difficult experiences in my life. I HATE cancer.
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This is my guy Bigfoot. He keeps me moving whether I want to or not. We just got back from our soul soothing walk a little while ago. He helps my sanity.