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my 9 yearl old dog have a bump close to her breast area and it seems to be growing fast.. in the past another of our dogs had the same bump close to the breast and grew. but went down to her stomach area with gave the impression of an hernia.. we needed to put her to sleep due to it was very big and she could not walk properly after a while..
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Have you taken your dog to a vet? Whether it is a cancerous tumor or a hernia, your dog needs to be treated right away. Any abnormal growth or issue going on with your dog should be addressed immediately. Take her to your vet for the best care, as we cannot see what exactly is going on with your dog. Best of luck..
Yes, I would take her to the vet, if it is cancer the vet can remove them before they grow so large.
Which ever thing it is I think you should take her and have the vet help her.
If your dog is not spayed you can have that done at the same time.
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