Has anyone seen this before?

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Discussion Starter · 17 d ago

My friends' 10 year old female spayed Boxer has developed these lumps on her back feet, she is not chewing them either. She does have allergies which she has been treated for. She is taking cyclosporine as well as prednisone right now doesn't seem to be helping much as the lumps keep getting bigger. She has had biopsies done on the lumps and they are inconconclusive for mast cell tumor. My friend scheduled an appointment for her with a sp

not until the end of June. Has anyone seen anything like this before?

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Discussion Starter · #3 · 16 d ago

Thanks so much for the article I will get my friend to look at it.

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Discussion Starter · #5 · 15 d ago

Thanks for your input! And yes that sounds gross!

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Discussion Starter · #7 · 13 d ago

Will do, she’s supposed too see a specialist at the end of June those appointments seem to take a lot longer to get scheduled.

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Discussion Starter · #9 · 10 d ago

Oh that looks just like what my friends dog has! She is 10 and and her biopsy came back inconclusive as well. I’m sorry you lost your girl that’s always so hard to go thru

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My friends' 10 year old female spayed Boxer has developed these lumps on her back feet, she is not chewing them either. She does have allergies which she has been treated for. She is taking cyclosporine as well as prednisone right now doesn't seem to be helping much as the lumps keep getting bigger. She has had biopsies done on the lumps and they are inconconclusive for mast cell tumor. My friend scheduled an appointment for her with a sp View attachment 137685 not until the end of June. Has anyone seen anything like this before?

Update in this condition, my friend was able to get her dog to the specialist earlier so she had an extensive visit yesterday with lots of tests ect and the conclusion was interdigital cysts. This condition is brought on by paw licking in essence when a dog licks their paws a lot it drives the hair follicle down into the skin, a secondary infection exists here too so she has an assortment of meds to address this problem as well as topical medications.

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