Toffee's Mom
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Thank you for all your Sheltie hugs, kisses, wags and mostly, prayers.
The Dr took a sample and said those wonderful words- "Fatty tumor" He also explained that these can be overlooked so testing is always good thing.
Why when we see these things on our furkids we think the worst?
Anyway all is well in Everettland now, and he gets to go on a vacation to Yuma for a month with my parents. Can you say Snow-bird-Sheltie?![]()
Oh Thank Goodness!
We always DO think the worst, I don't know why that is...?? when Toffee had that little, tiny nose injury I was thinking his nose will fall off
My Boxer had fatty tumors for a very long time, and I didn't have them operated on til they were in her way. She lived to the ripe old age of 10, which is old for a Boxer
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