Skin Lumps and Bumps - does your dog or cat have cancer?

Finding a skin lump, bump or mass on your dog or cat is pretty common, especially as they become older. Not all skin lumps are going to be a nasty, malignant cancer needing radical surgery, radiation or chemotherapy. Most are harmless - but how can you tell if a skin lump is cancer or not?
In this live video I talk about the importance of regularly checking your pet so you can pick up a mass early, the tests that can be run to check what type of lump your old dog or cat has, and then some of the treatment options and considerations you need to think about depending on the test results.

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