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Re: Lump on pup

Posted: Thu Dec 05, 2013 5:07 am
by Wobblebelly
My money is as others and on hernia.
I am no vet so be guided by what your vet says as hernias are bread and butter to any vet as very common.
I have had two pups with this and one was operated on at a later age and other cleared up and disappeared.
The reason I have posted is not to give the obvious which is do as guided by your vet and not advice from posts but to advise that as far as I recall pups registered from KC used to come with free insurance for a number of weeks or months.
Are you not covered
Just a thought as easily forgotten about.
Maybe they have stopped the free cover I don't know just a thought
Regards

Re: Lump on pup

Posted: Thu Dec 05, 2013 12:14 pm
by xbuilderx
Wobblebelly wrote:My money is as others and on hernia.
I am no vet so be guided by what your vet says as hernias are bread and butter to any vet as very common.
I have had two pups with this and one was operated on at a later age and other cleared up and disappeared.
The reason I have posted is not to give the obvious which is do as guided by your vet and not advice from posts but to advise that as far as I recall pups registered from KC used to come with free insurance for a number of weeks or months.
Are you not covered
Just a thought as easily forgotten about.
Maybe they have stopped the free cover I don't know just a thought
Regards

over 2 years ago that now pal wonder how the pup/dog is doing now????????

Re: Lump on pup

Posted: Thu Dec 05, 2013 2:29 pm
by Wobblebelly
Sorry yes just looked. Too old to get the grip of these forums sorry.
Will look in future. Didn't even know they we're dated!!!

Re: Lump on pup

Posted: Thu Dec 05, 2013 2:41 pm
by Stacia
At least you have activated the post and we might get to know what happened and if all is well.