LYMPHOMA IN DOG

Lymphoma in dogs is one of the common problem and is very lethal. In 90% of the cases, it is malignant in nature. The dog may live from 5-9 months with the treatment and may live longer if the combination therapies are used.

LYMPHOMA IN A DOG

Tumors that develop in the lymph nodes often present as swellings with no other symptoms. The gastrointestinal form often is accompanied with vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss, and lack of appetite. The mediastinal form often presents with shortness of breath and muffled heart sounds. The cutaneous form can present in several different ways including single or multiple lumps in the skin, or mouth. These bumps can itch or be red and ulcerated.