I have seen a lot of people who say that dog lipomas are repeated, even if they have surgery, they will be **, as a person who has come over, I sincerely warn everyone that if you find pimples and lumps on your dog's body, don't drag it.
When I bathed my dog before, I found that there was a small bump on its back and thighs, and the surface looked quite smooth, but it was bulging and hard to the touch, and the size was about the same as soybeans.
At first, I thought it was a bug bite, so I didn't care, but when I found it some time ago, it had grown to the size of a peanut, and I quickly took it for examination to know that it was a lipoma, but fortunately, it was benign.
In addition to being positive**, I am also worried that the tumor will grow suddenly, and the dog is also relatively old, hand