Paula
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- 3 cockers
My 12 yr old black English Cocker Aggie last week had a growth removed from her inner lip/cheek. our vet called today with results ans stated it was very rare hemangiosarcomas in the oral mucous and that it is only found in about 5% of oral tumors in dogs. the vet stated he took 1/2-3/4 cm border around the stalk of the growth.
Any advise from anyone would be helpful. We will watch for new growths and go from there. We just rescued her and he life long buddy a blonde English Cocker named Lady last fall to help our 13 yr old American Cocker Ellie get over the loss of her life long buddy Ashley a blue roan English cocker who passed last summer at the age of 17. (both Ellie and Ashley were rescued in 2005 from a puppy mill in northern Maine).
Needless to say I am in a bit if shock and was not thinking we could possibly lose a dag so soon,
thought we would get a few years with the 1 new rescues.
Any advise from anyone would be helpful. We will watch for new growths and go from there. We just rescued her and he life long buddy a blonde English Cocker named Lady last fall to help our 13 yr old American Cocker Ellie get over the loss of her life long buddy Ashley a blue roan English cocker who passed last summer at the age of 17. (both Ellie and Ashley were rescued in 2005 from a puppy mill in northern Maine).
Needless to say I am in a bit if shock and was not thinking we could possibly lose a dag so soon,
thought we would get a few years with the 1 new rescues.