Everything is not a problem as long as my pets are healthy. Recently, I discovered strange neoplasms in two of my old dogs - Chichi and Skreney. Of course, it worried me, because lately I've been dealing with oncology in dogs quite often.
We went to the vet.
Of course, my tailed girls were disappointed. They thought we were going for a walk, but we ended up in the clinic
The doctor there took a blood test and did an ultrasound. Fortunately, the neoplasms turned out to be ordinary fats. But here's the question - is it worth deleting them? The thing is that both Chichi and Skreney are already quite old. And the operation is: first of all, anesthesia. And, secondly, at this age, any intervention can trigger unexpected processes.
The doctor advised, since it does not interfere with them at all and does not affect their quality of life, not to interfere. In principle, I agree with this decision. I've already had a hard experience when the intervention became fatal, so now I'm very careful in making decisions.
