Lucky |
Lucky is a 4-year-old mixed breed spayed female dog that
presented for a vaginal mass. The mass has been present for approximately 3
weeks and has not changed in size since initially noticed by the owners. Lucky is urinating and defecating without problems. She has no other history of medical problems, other than the owners have noticed
occasional small amounts of blood tinged vaginal discharge in the past 1-2
years.
Physical examination of Lucky revealed a bright, alert, and
well-hydrated dog with no significant abnormalities other than the vaginal
mass. Vaginal exam revealed an intraluminal mass that appeared to originate
from the vaginal mucosa. The mass was smooth, movable, and non painful. Rectal
exam revealed no abnormalities.
Appearance of hind quarters and vaginal area of Lucky |
Routine blood work (CBC and serum chemistry profile) was
within normal limits.
What is your
diagnosis?
How would you treat Lucky for this problem?
Answers to follow!
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