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Date: | Sun, 6 Dec 1992 13:20:09 -0500 |
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> While playing with my youngest carpet shark (Noid, 4 1/2 months) I
> noticed what appears to me a small lump under her skin. It's located
> about halfway between her head and her forelegs on the upper right
> side of her neck. The size of the lump is hard to determine, given
I've seen & heard of quite a few ferrets with tumors on their neck.
I don't know why, but that seems to be a common place to get them.
Keep an eye on it, it's not a panic situation, but if it is a tumor
(and not just swollen lymph nodes from their vaccinations), then you'll
have to take care of it before too long, or you risk it becoming
inoperable. If it's still there in a week or two, call the vet again.
If he still disagrees that it's a tumor I strongly suggest you get
a second opinion.
- Nancy
Nancy Hartman CIS graduate student
[log in to unmask] U. of Delaware
President and founder, Delaware Valley Ferret Club
Owner of Percy & Bree
[Posted in FML issue 0374]
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