Vet found 3 lumps on Paz?

Hi all, I'm so distraught. Paz had a fatty tumor on his side, that had been aspirated and was just fatty tissue. This morning, the vet found 3 lumps on Paz, all on his left side; she aspirated them and sent them to the pathologist and I'm hoping to get the results tomorrow. She said they must rule out lymphoma, and it could possible be a sign of infection, so she also took a complete blood panel. She said they looked like inflammatory cells under the microscope, but she is not a pathologist, therefore would not venture a guess. I'm just an absolute mess; I can't stop shaking. Just wondering if anyone else has had this experience.

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Permalink Reply by charlotte bednarsh on March 24, 2016 at 7:45am

Hi Judy, I just sent you a friend request, so I will be able to send you a message with all my contact details.

Permalink Reply by Cheryl and Finnegan on March 25, 2016 at 6:20pm

Awesome! You need to bottle that chicken soup and start to market it!

Permalink Reply by BG and Gavin on March 16, 2016 at 5:45pm

Great news! Just think of DK as your kosher chicken soup ;)

Permalink Reply by Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie on March 16, 2016 at 10:35pm

I am just thrilled to hear this! I guess kosher food is

Permalink Reply by charlotte bednarsh on March 25, 2016 at 4:08am

Okay....get ready for the release this weekend of a picture of my labragoat "aka" Paz, relaxing on his new, beautiful, memory foam Orvis bed! Yup, that's right, a bed made just for a labragoat , replete with the aformentioned labragoat's name embroidered on the bed. To say that Paz loves his bed is an understatement! Picture this ladies and gentleman, as I'm struggling to get this huge bed out of it's box, Paz jumps onto the portion of the bed which I've managed to get out of the box and refuses to move! So there I am, my stuggle to get the bed out of the box being made more difficult by the presence of my 75 lb labragoat's tush firmly planted in the bed. When I finally managed to get the entire bed out of the box, I had to drag the bed with the labragoat (and his tush of course) across the room to its allocated spot. I will be taking pictures this weekend, as Paz is awaiting delivery of his some new attire that he would like to showcase!

Permalink Reply by Jane, Guinness and Murphy on March 25, 2016 at 4:45am