Iguana wrote:

First the good news, Max is recoving well and had his stitches out today, although the cone of shame is still on as he keeps licking the only wound he can reach.

Now for the Bloody even better news......we also got the results back today and it's what we were hoping. The tissue taken show that very few cancerous cells were found and they've confirmed it was very low grade, although as it's so low they couldn't realy put any markers on it (i may have got that last bit wrong, as i had tears in my eyes )

Chest etc all clear and the rear leg shows no evidence of cancer.

He has a routine check-up in Nov, but no other intervention needed, just check every 3 months

Happy, doesn't even get close to it

So Max is certainly planning to be around for quite a few more years (at least 50 )

Thanks again for all of your comments and thoughts

That's great news Iggy

Very similar to us very low grade so they weren't overly concerned Quin has had a couple of other lumps and bumps come up but a visit to the vets, they draw some fluid out of them and check it and so far nothing to worry about

 
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