Catherine, those are just like Que's. Never anything sinister, but a big nuisance. They kept getting infected, swelling up, oozing pus, being sore. As one got removed, the next one would start, so they all ended up getting removed in the end. She had lots of small ops over her cancerous paw, as it would swell up, get infected too, so each time she was going under the knife for the paw, I would have them remove the latest troublesome nipple. She was never any bother after anaesthetic, she'd bounce around, unlike Queen who'd sleep for days and Feather who cries for days.
Catherine, those are just like Que's. Never anything sinister, but a big nuisance. They kept getting infected, swelling up, oozing pus, being sore. As one got removed, the next one would start, so they all ended up getting removed in the end. She had lots of small ops over her cancerous paw, as it would swell up, get infected too, so each time she was going under the knife for the paw, I would have them remove the latest troublesome nipple. She was never any bother after anaesthetic, she'd bounce around, unlike Queen who'd sleep for days and Feather who cries for days.
Thanks for the above Shirley hopefully they are nothing to worry about then. We have an appointment with the only vet Mae's is not terrified of at the surgery next week and will get the lump looked at again - do you know what the vet called Que's lumps just so I can check they are the same thing?? Thank you xx
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