Dealing with a dog's death? - my dog has a blister looking lump
I know it's a strange question to ask, but we found a piece on my dog near his mouth, two days ago. It is black, round and has a red blister. It is the size of a quarter.
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b285/DerrisKharlan/Picture059.jpg
There is a picture of her ...
Only 10, and acts completely normal, but I do not know. I have a bad feeling in the background. Since I did not even look at my dog, know that could be gone within a few weeks. If it is cancer, how long would be able to live? Was he in pain? It is very good now.
I do not know. He stayed with me last night, kissed me on the nose, and I've fed, spent some time with him, I know. It really breaks mHeart and know that there was a chance he lose the child. Anyone who has grown since I was 8 years old. I am now 18 and still in my life. It is not at all old, but.
I do not know how to take it.
Any advice on what could be, or whatever ...
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
My Dog Has A Blister Looking Lump Dealing With A Dog's Death?
3 comments:
Take advantage of the FP, of course ...
Maybe get a new dog - your dog to slide the puppy to show and play tricks (like how to steal their things and there is) ... So, many years now he has been deceived in the same way with a new dog:) and remember his old dog.
Take him to the vet!
now !!!!!!!!!!!
This is really not a strange question. It is difficult for any of a dog that was a big part of life for many years, may be ill thought of. And I understand how you are afraid to see because of his poor sense of feel.
--- You can also think that this is much worse than go to work. It is entirely possible that it is a cyst or benign tumor can be removed so that he with you for many years.
Not knowing is the worst, so that in the interest of your dog and yourself, you need to reach your veterinarian as soon as possible for such care. I hope you'll like it!
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