So - How is Lucy?
When I was released (thank you to those of you who know who you are - I am indebted to you for life), after a few days, I noticed that Lucy had some little lumps around the base of some of her nipples.
Having felt tumours in my mum's lymphatic nodes, before her death, I was pretty sure what it was.
Off to the vets and, indeed, it was mammary tumours. We had caught it 'in time' ... although, in my experience, this disease seems a lot slower in dogs, than in humans - but is was a relief.
It was also a relief, when I found out that I was able to get financial support from the PDSA. If you ever need a charity to support - they are the one for me, from now on.
So, following two separate operations, here is Lucy ... following the second:

I won’t post the other post-op pics !!!
LDD
Having felt tumours in my mum's lymphatic nodes, before her death, I was pretty sure what it was.
Off to the vets and, indeed, it was mammary tumours. We had caught it 'in time' ... although, in my experience, this disease seems a lot slower in dogs, than in humans - but is was a relief.
It was also a relief, when I found out that I was able to get financial support from the PDSA. If you ever need a charity to support - they are the one for me, from now on.
So, following two separate operations, here is Lucy ... following the second:

I won’t post the other post-op pics !!!
LDD

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