As a dog owner, if you notice a lump on your female dog’s mammary gland, caution is advised. It could be a mammary tumor, which can be either benign or malignant. Early detection and treatment are, ...

One lump seems to have burst, and it looks hollow in the center. My dog is still energetic, eats well, drinks plenty of water, and loves to play. I'm just worried that all the lumps might burst.

There are anywhere from nine to 10 mammary glands. It is not unusual to see asymmetrical teats. Normal mammary glands are soft and pliable. There should be no firm lumps or bumps present. If lumps ...

Any lump along the mammary chain in a female pet has potential to be a mammary tumor - the animal version of breast cancer. In dogs, about 50 percent of these lumps are benign and can be helped ...

Without a shadow of a doubt, my little doggie, Cleo, found the lump in my breast and saved my life," the grateful dog owner told SWNS. "I had no idea there was a lump there.

Vets urge spaying and neutering to prevent cancer Dr. Samantha Gerbers says the likelihood of female dogs developing mammary cancer increases to 24% if they are not spayed by their second heat cycle.