The tumors that are not malignant, like hemangioma, are still a problem since they sometimes ulcerate and become infected and ...

Should the spleen also be removed?" A: Each dog's case is different, and you will need to discuss this with your regular veterinarian, as they have more details on the case. Whether or not your dog ...

K-9 Aries had surgery to remove his spleen in January and is on track for a 'full recovery,' the department said Sunday.

Our 14-year-old Retriever has had bouts of shortness of breath and weakness almost to the point of collapse. However, he ...

We have to do emergency surgery,’” Wilder said ... which basically means spleen tissue could have possibly regrown in the dog’s body.

It is an uncomfortable way to go. Your dog will be fine without his spleen. It is not a vital organ. The cons of this type of surgery are that it does not do much if the tumor has already ...