Remember to check under her tail for any suspicious lumps or areas of discoloration. Check her mouth. Look for masses or tissue that seems different from surrounding areas. Report all things that are not normal to your veterinarian right away. Long, thick hair coats may obscure tumors that would otherwise easily be seen.
Dogs frequently develop soft masses under the skin called lipmas.
Your veterinarian should quickly be able to tell this from skin cancer. Delay in treatment of skin cancer can result in serious harm to your dog's health. Inc. How things get done. Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy .