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08-11-2010, 06:16 PM
Originally Posted by Helena54 
Good luck for Friday, I'll have everything crossed for Tilly that it's just a fatty lump. It's a very quick procedure to have that needle aspiration, I had it done a few times on Cassie with her lump, so don't worry about it too much. It only took seconds to do whilst I held my dog, she didn't yelp or anything either, and hers was a big lump by the time we took the last one, but sadly nothing came out of it, and that kind of told us!
If it's any consolation, Georgie has a big lump where you are describing, he's had it for years, and it hasn't grown any bigger than it grew originally, if you see what I mean, it got so big quickly and then just stopped there, so it's probably fat, about the size of a l0p piece (he is rather porky old George!). Will be thinking of you Friday.
The vet did say they could try doing it without sedation but the problem is, Tilly loves vets so its a struggle to stop her giving them terrier luvvin while they work on her!
He said it wouldnt take long and I could collect her after a couple of hours but you know what us doggy mums are like for fretting. Im sure its nothing serious. My old girl had two cysts removed and they were nothing at all. Just dont like putting my furry baby through it. But better to be safe than sorry. 
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08-11-2010, 07:43 PM
Hugs to you though, I know how much you love that little miss and I know you will be worried. I'm here for you both. xxxxxxx
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08-11-2010, 11:46 PM
Originally Posted by lilypup
I am almost sure (can't say definitely obviously!) that it is a fatty lump. Leo had a couple in just the same place and Dyls has a few too. Remind me to show you next time we meet. Tilly will be fine but it's you I'm worried about!
Hugs to you though, I know how much you love that little miss and I know you will be worried. I'm here for you both. xxxxxxx
Originally Posted by girliebiker
I'm sure if the vet doesn't seem too concerned, it isn't too worrying, but that don't help us with our furbabies!!!
Will be thinking of you both on Friday
xx
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09-11-2010, 02:40 AM
Hoping Friday hurries up so it can be over and the news is good, agree with others about a fatty lump, Scratch has one on his shoulder, it causes him no bother and hasn't grown in years, fingers crossed for you and Tilly xxxx
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09-11-2010, 09:42 AM
It was the waiting for the results afterwards which were the worst.
Kyiro did have to have his lump removed but has been fine since.
I will be thinking of you Friday but I am sure everything will be fine.
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