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New to the site
Hi Everyone,
Just wanted to say hi and introduce myself, my Black Lab, Bear and my cat, Jordan. I do have a question that I am hoping someone may be able to help with. Just last night my husband noticed this very small lump under Bear's front leg (kind of in his armpit), it doesn't seem to hurt him but having lost a Black Lab to tumors years ago, it is a little unnerving to us. Does anyone have any ideas about what it could be. We didn't notice it before. Thanks |
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welcome to pets.ca!! you need to go ahead and post 2 more times so you can meet your 3 post limit to post some pictures as attachments!!! i also have a black lab (mix) named Mister.
as for the lump, go to the vet. perhaps its nothing, perhaps it s something but you wont know until a vet looks at it. its nothing!
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I'd say vet too, better safe than sorry after all.
Welcome to the forum btw |
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Hi, DDawe. Welcome to the board.
I'm looking forward to those pictures when you are able to post them! As for the lump--to know for sure, you'll need to have a vet look at it. Most lumps are benign, but best to get it checked out.
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