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Nov
10

My Dog Has A Hard Spherical Lump Underneath The Skin Between Her Eyes…… ?

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5 Comments

1

It could be something really minor. But since it’s between her eyes, if it is a boil with an infection then it can affect her eyes.
Btw, Megan, who answered here, is NOT a vet!! Look at her question here: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;…
She says she is 14 years old!

2

Is she a boxer? Boxers are prone to facial tumors.
It could be a cyst or infection but I’d be worried about a cancerous lump.
Most cysts are firm but soft not hard.
Hard is not a good sign.
This a must-see vet question.

3

There are so many things that can go wrong and cause lumps. Cysts, warts, boils, abscesses, and fatty lumps are just some of the causes.

4

only your vet can tell you, from that vaque discription ther is no way to tell.

5

im a vet and we see many things like this at my work
i really would recommend bringing her to a vet

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