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lump on springer spaniel??

  • 03-01-2012 4:56pm
    #1
    Devil in disguise.
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    Hi i'm after buying a springer spainel pup. Its 13 weeks old and i have her a week. I have noticed a lump on the under side of her body. I'm 100% sure that i wasn't there yesterday. Its located inbetween her two back legs to the left had side of her body when she is standing looking at you. its under the skin and does't apear to hurt her. Its 30mm long and 15mm thick. you can move it a little. Its at the same position as the males dogs tecticals but to one side. Should i be worried? will it go away?
    Don't want to go to the vet and him to say it'll go away and then stick out his hand and ask for a 50 euro!! The dog was expensive so don't want to leave it neglected.


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  • #2
    andreac
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,000 ✭✭✭andreac


    Sounds like a Hernia. They arent always serious, but maybe the next time you have her at the vets ask them to take a look at it.


  • #3
    toadfly
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,412 ✭✭✭toadfly


    Agree with Andrea sounds like a hernia. Do they not have to be removed at some stage? If it's not urgent you could get it removed when/if you neuter.


  • #4
    Devil in disguise.
    Closed Accounts Posts: 41 ✭Devil in disguise.


    andreac wrote: »
    Sounds like a Hernia. They arent always serious, but maybe the next time you have her at the vets ask them to take a look at it.


    10/10!! just back from the vet. Its a hernia. After i wrote the thread i thought to myself i'll ring the vet and he said "come on up". 25 euro and told me i'd be better going to someone that only works with small pets. rang up and priced the opperation. 80 -100 euro. Will they do it straight away?


  • #5
    x Purple Pawprints x
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 40,401 ✭✭✭✭x Purple Pawprints x


    Devil in disguise. wrote: »
    10/10!! just back from the vet. Its a hernia. After i wrote the thread i thought to myself i'll ring the vet and he said "come on up". 25 euro and told me i'd be better going to someone that only works with small pets. rang up and priced the opperation. 80 -100 euro. Will they do it straight away?

    I'd say they should do it straight away yeah. No real reason why they shouldn't really.


  • #6
    Zapperzy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,524 ✭✭✭Zapperzy


    Devil in disguise. wrote: »
    andreac wrote: »
    Sounds like a Hernia. They arent always serious, but maybe the next time you have her at the vets ask them to take a look at it.


    10/10!! just back from the vet. Its a hernia. After i wrote the thread i thought to myself i'll ring the vet and he said "come on up". 25 euro and told me i'd be better going to someone that only works with small pets. rang up and priced the opperation. 80 -100 euro. Will they do it straight away?

    Do you plan on getting her neutered? If so ask them could it wait until then? That way only one operation is needed (less stress on the dog recovering from only one operation) and it'l be overall cheaper. That's only if it'l do no further harm leaving it for an extra month or two.


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