Happiness is barking in the wind
Last Monday we were back from Rome.
Vets there, unfortunately, haven't been able to remove tumors with laser. The masses were too close to each other and there was the serious risk of damage to the bladder.
They just did a cystoscopy and a surgerical biopsy.
We were afraid of adenocarcinoma.
So we waited and waited.
Yesterday we received a mail and learned that tumors are benign.
Their advice is to remove them anyway, because they tend to enlarge and cause a lot of bleeding and infections.
But we don't want to submit D at his third laparotomy.
We hope that we would be able to monitor these polyps and treat him with a pharmacological therapy.
Tomorrow we'll have an appointment with our vets here to discuss the problem with them.
It's a difficult decision, we hope to make the right choice.
Meanwhile, we are happy for the ultimate news and we shout it in the wind.
: )))
Happiness is barking in the wind
Last Monday we were back from Rome.
Vets there, unfortunately, haven't been able to remove tumors with laser. The masses were too close to each other and there was the serious risk of damage to the bladder.
They just did a cystoscopy and a surgerical biopsy.
We were afraid of adenocarcinoma.
So we waited and waited.
Yesterday we received a mail and learned that tumors are benign.
Their advice is to remove them anyway, because they tend to enlarge and cause a lot of bleeding and infections.
But we don't want to submit D at his third laparotomy.
We hope that we would be able to monitor these polyps and treat him with a pharmacological therapy.
Tomorrow we'll have an appointment with our vets here to discuss the problem with them.
It's a difficult decision, we hope to make the right choice.
Meanwhile, we are happy for the ultimate news and we shout it in the wind.
: )))