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Lumps & Bumps

Noticing a new mass or swelling? Our vets can help assess lump characteristics and guide whether further diagnostics are needed.

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About

Lumps and bumps are common and many are benign—but some can be serious. Online vets help you decide next steps and monitor changes.

Why Choose This Service

Quick Evaluation: Characterize lumps based on size, shape, growth rate.

Non-Invasive: No biopsy unless necessary.

Monitoring Plan: Track changes over time with your vet’s help.

Referral Workflow: If needed, vet guides you to clinic diagnostics.

What We Help With

  • Skin masses or tumors
  • Fatty lumps (lipoma)
  • Swollen lymph nodes
  • Cystic swellings
  • Abscesses or infection swellings
  • Rapidly growing or irregular lumps

How It Works

Book a session and provide photos or videos of the lump.

Vet asks about duration, changes, symptoms (pain, ulceration).

Vet advises whether to monitor or refer for biopsy/imaging.

Schedule follow‑ups to track growth or resolution.

Frequently Asked Questions

No—many are benign, but growth rate, ulceration, or pain may require attention.

No—but vets can advise based on external signs and symptoms.

If the vet sees concerning features or rapid growth, they may recommend biopsy.

Sometimes—ultrasound, X-ray, or advanced imaging may be required.

Often every 2–4 weeks unless advised otherwise.