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fidola13 · 11-21-2015, 07:54 AM

Just got back from vets. It's definitely some type of mass which is not too uncommon with intact males. He was just neutered 2 months ago. Most are called perianal adenomas. These are usually benign but can be adenocarcinomas.
The vet isn't quite sure the approach to leave it alone & watch to see if it gets bigger or biopsy it she is going to consult with a vet surgeon who sees these kind of lesions more and will think about it and give me her suggestions.

So for now I'm not worrying about it unless I have too. She said its nothing emergent so calm done😳. She knows how I get!

Thanks for asking!

11-21-2015, 07:54 AM	#4
fidola13 Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: boston Posts: 23	Vet visit Just got back from vets. It's definitely some type of mass which is not too uncommon with intact males. He was just neutered 2 months ago. Most are called perianal adenomas. These are usually benign but can be adenocarcinomas. The vet isn't quite sure the approach to leave it alone & watch to see if it gets bigger or biopsy it she is going to consult with a vet surgeon who sees these kind of lesions more and will think about it and give me her suggestions. So for now I'm not worrying about it unless I have too. She said its nothing emergent so calm done😳. She knows how I get! Thanks for asking!