An old Jack Russell has mammary tumours
Channel: Dr David Sing
Date: 2017-01-16

I advise dog owners spaying the female dog when she is young. Spayed female dogs seldom develop breast tumours. In this case, the tumours have had spread to various mammary glands. She did not spay her dog after the first set of tumours were removed 3 months ago but this time, she agreed to have the dog spayed first. 

Now she comes in for the second set of surgery. Insufficient skin and high risk of longer anaesthesia for one operation are the reason for operating in stages.