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🥰 Seriously. I have the cutest patients. No butts about it.
♥️ You may remember Chicklet. She was diagnosed a few months ago with a butt tumor. Anal sac carcinoma or apocrine gland anal sac adenocarcarcinoma, aka AGASACA
👎🏼 It has spread to the sublumbar lymph nodes and 3 small nodules in her lungs too
🎉 But good news on recent chest X-rays to see how the cancer is responding to chemotherapy. One nodule was not seen and the other 2 are stable.
👍🏼 So on paper she’s doing great, but just as important is how she is feeling at home while getting her chemo protocol. And according to her family, she is doing awesome at home.
🙌 Most dogs feel great on chemotherapy most of the time and continue to do the things that they love with their families. That’s why I love my job. Because pets tolerate chemo so well.
⭐️ I hate cancer, but I love treating dogs and cats with cancer! So patients like Chicklet can #kickcancersbutt and #livelongerlivewell�As aspiration kit is essential in every practice. Having everything you need in one convenient place will save you time and produce more reliable results. Check out mailchi.mp/drsuecancervet/whywaitaspirate for my checklist on how to DIY an aspiration kit in your practice, and be entered to win a Dr. Sue kit of your very own! #WhyWaitAspirate!
🤔 what questions do you have about steroids and cancer, including lymphoma?
👉🏼 I’m working on my next YouTube vlog & want to know what you questions you have. I’m asking today here and in my Instagram story.
👇🏼 put your question below and I’ll answer in my next vlog 😊