For dog mammary tumors, samples can be taken and sent to the laboratory for examination. Some mammary tumors that look suspicious are actually not tumors but just mastitis or mammary gland hyperplasia, and do not require surgical removal. The lymphatic system is then examined and x-rayed.
For dog mammary tumors, samples can be taken and sent to the laboratory for examination. Some mammary tumors that look suspicious are actually not tumors but just mastitis or mammary gland hyperplasia, and do not require surgical removal. The lymphatic system is then examined and x-rayed.
Medical treatment for non-neoplastic mastitis or breast hyperplasia. Benign breast tumors should be surgically removed in time. In addition to the diseased breast, at least two adjacent breasts must also be removed together. Clinically, veterinarians recommend conservative treatment for malignant breast tumors and chemotherapy to control complications and improve the dog's quality of life.
