Lumps & Bumps

By Dr.Karen Becker

If your pet has a growth that is growing or changing SEE A VET !

Tumors can be benigh or cancerous.

BENIGN – do not remove unless it affects pet’s quality of life.

REMOVE ANY QUESTIONABLE LUMPS

PAPILOMA VIRUS

Papiloma virus causes “culiflower” like “warts”. This is due to immune system imbalance. It is common for pets 8 years and older to exhibit viral warts. Removing wart will NOT remove virus and warts typically do return.

Vaccines have been implicated in expressing papiloma virus. Dr. Pitcarin, a world renown vet states… “when animals had lots of vaccines, warts will come out”. Treatment for VACINOSIS, same as warts in Homeopathy medicine Thujia 30C.

Acute expression in warts in younger dogs (mouth area) can resolve on their own. Pet will have reduced quality of life if warts are in the mouth, however, warts will resolve on their own with improved immune system. Dogs with oral papiloma should be quarantined.

SEBACIOUS ADENOMA

Sebacious Adenoma is causes by non viral warts or benign tumor. Oil glands start to overproduce oil and they can get bigger and bigger. Sebacious Adenoma can be scabby and itchy. Remove Sebacious Adenomas if it grows where it bothers dog !

MEBOIAN GLAND ADENOMA

Meboian Gland Adenoma is a sebacious cyst around the eye lid. There are benign but can grow and irritate cornea. If this occurs, have the vet remove it.

LIPOMA

Lipoma is benign fatty mass in dogs. All type of dogs can develop can develop Lypoma under the skin or in the muscle. They are soft and squishy and they can move freely. If they are in the muscle they are hard. If they are growing in a place where at some point it will decreases quality of life, then have vet remove it when they are smaller in size as that will be less evasive. Debulking surgery removes majority of fat, but these tumors can reform in the same location.

Don’t Remove Lipomas – Unless They Do This

By Dr. Karen Becker

https://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2014/10/01/dog-lipoma.aspx?x_cid=20150520_ranart_dog-lipoma_facebookpets


LIPOMA By Dr. Andrew Jones

SYMPTOMS

SOFT
UNDER THE SKIN
MOVABLE
LOSE & NOT ATTACHED TO ANYTHING
NOT PAINFUL
SLOW GROWING

LEAVE ALONE IF ABOVE FIT DESCRIPTION OF THE LUMP !

VET WILL DO FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATE TO DETERMINE IF THIS IS CANCER. HOWEVER, IF THIS IS INDEED CANCER, THE FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION CAN CAUSE CANCER CELLS TO SPREAD ALL OVER THE BODY !

HOW TO HELP LIPOMA CASES WITH SUPPLEMENTS

By Dr. Andrew Jones

VITAMIN E – 100 IU/10 lbs body weight daily

GREEN TEA – 1/4 cup/10 lbs body weight daily for 6-8 weeks

PROBIOTICS – 100 million/10 lbs body weight daily

CURCUMIN – 100 mg/10 lbs body weight daily (95% curcuminoids)

COLOSTRUM – 100 mg/10 lbs body weight daily


OTHER RESOURCES…

The canine guide to lumps and bumps on dogs

https://www.rspcapetinsurance.org.au/pet-care/dog-care/canine-guide-lumps-bumps-on-dogs

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