Does Your Dog Have A Mast Cell Tumor? Here's What You Need To Know - VLOG 128

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Mast cell tumors (MCT) are not only the most common skin malignancy in dogs, they can be straightforward or frustrating and also controversial.
There is a wide range in biologic behavior and outcomes, and a confusing number of diagnostic tests, prognostics factors, and treatment protocols.
This first of two MCT vlogs will highlight the essential information you need to know and update you on what’s new with mast cell tumors.
Do not forget to subscribe because the following vlog will be all about the recently FDA-approved intratumoral treatment Stelfonta (tigilanol tiglate).
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@vxper1404 2 года назад

my dog died on monday due to prostate cancer, im learning EVERYTHING about cancer in dogs just for him, rest easy boy

@linzieloo1 2 года назад

So sorry for your loss x

@vanessa5622 Год назад

What symptoms did he had for prostrate cancer...n how was ur pup

@flattery7 6 месяцев назад

My dog has a bump and I am worried about it

@brookes5504 3 месяца назад

My dog is 14 and it appears to be spreading noticeably throughout. Her vet did an aspiration then threw it away because I had a balance on my account. So I’m not sure the grade. I’m praying for another 3 good years but she has had a life longer then most dogs these days , im grateful for her blessing my life after my parents passed she was right there by my side through it all. She could smell a tear from the next room and come running to comfort me. She loves to watch animal planet during big cat week. Her eyes intensely glued to the screen. So much personality. Best friend ever. ❤❤

@FilmerOfBobcats 2 года назад

My Australian shepherd had his first mast cell tumor discovered and removed due to a dog fight wound when he was around 2 years old. It was staged at 1. By the time he was 10 years old he had a number of them, including a couple of stage 4s. I had to shave him nose to tail and down to the bottoms of his feet so we could see his whole hide and not miss any during the removal process. I was told at the time his life expectancy was 6-12 months. I prayed for him daily and gave him a blessing. He lived to be 13 and very healthy and active! He lived 3 years beyond expectation; his vet said I'd won the lottery, so to speak, when he was still alive and well a year after the surgery.

@LuxxonWoodworking Месяц назад

Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you

@lyndiegrahamwren 3 года назад

So glad to see you back with your informative and professional advice. I've recommended your site to both of my oncologists (in France and Australia) France, where our golden, Mia was diagnosed with an high grade and agressive MCT. She's since had two surgeries within a six week period followed by a chemo protocol for 5 weeks to get our little girl well enough to travet home to Australia, and then in Australia - we flew home in late December). We were hoping to get on top of this nasty cancer, however it has now metastasized to her spleen in the time of her travel back to Australia and start up again with chemo. Devestating news. My question is that you give very informative advice on what to do from the beginning, treatment options (I bought all of your recommended supplements which I swear are helping her stay alive longer and healthier), which give us hope, but not the concequences of when it travels to organs. Nobody talks about what options (if any) or what to expect if/when it does metastasize to an organ. Do we just give up and stop all chemotherapy? What are the possible issues she and others could entail? It's about comfort and quality of life and I worry by allowing the MCT to take over her body that I'm adding to her long term discomfort.In our situation we accept she's in a pallative situation, but she is still happy and her normal self and I can't help but feel like I could be doing more for her. All I see is that there is further spread of tumor I know you can't give specific advice but for information she is on pred, antihistamines and a proton pump inhibitor (Esomeprazole) and her support supplements. She was given weeks, not months to live and it's been six weeks. The only signs I see is that her spleen (or stomach) sometimes swells and periodically she has increased panting and appetite (from the pred I assume). She still enjoys life and walks at the beach. I just don't know what to expect and if I could be doing more. MCT first appeared in late July, surgery September & October followed by Chemo x 5 weeks. Thank you for reading and all your advice. I have felt very empowered when with our vets/oncologists in this sad journey.

@styme314 3 года назад

Dr Sue. Very glad you decided to keep going with the vlogs and look forward to the next 2 with the new drug. Been reading about it for several weeks now. Our little pit was diagnosed with MCT around Thanksgiving. And currently on chemo vs amputation. Finding your vids have been very helpful to us and I'm sure many others. Please don't stop, you're very appreciated in what you do.

@DrSueCancerVet 3 года назад

Thank you so much!! I appreciate this! And I am sorry you are dealing ling MCT but happy to help you through it. Stay tuned. for part 2!

@katielack6312 3 года назад

You’re so professional and well communicated. I highly value your work and sincerely thank you for sharing your information, experiences, advice and devotion to the oncology field. Stand tall... 🌻🌻🌻

@DrSueCancerVet 3 года назад

Thank you!💙💙

@soraiabranco8687 3 года назад

Thank you so much for this information. My dog had mastcell tumor highest grade in all scales, and I didnt have this experience of several opinions. In Portugal , all vet oncologist specialists she went defend cirurgy and predisolone. Your vlog is converging to my instinct as my dog ended dying of ascite, caused by predisolone (which I was given much less than the vet order because I was aware the probability of dying of the cure and not the disease...) God bless your cientific doubt about the existents protocols. That's what makes science evolve.

@DrSueCancerVet 3 года назад

Thank you. Happy you found it helpful. 😊

@ReaganThatcher 2 года назад

My dog went to the vet today and they said his two mast cell tumors are cancerous. The literature they gave me suggests 70% of dogs who get MCTs only get one. So for him to have at least 2 is pretty unusual. 1 is surface level on left side and 1 is deeper near kidney area. The vet also said surgery is the best option but removing those 2 isn’t a guarantee he doesn’t have others internally since there is already some degree of spread. If I knew removing those two would buy him a long life past age 6 then I would pay to have it done immediately. But it’s already spreading and I’m just not prepared to spend thousands on chemo/radiation because, statistically, that only buys most dogs about a year. Not sure how to proceed. I don’t want to put him through the trauma of surgeries, Penrose drains, further exhausting treatment, etc. But I also don’t want to lose him. I think I’m decided on just letting him live life and be happy with the time he has left then putting him to sleep if he starts showing signs of pain. I feel like I’m giving up on him and I feel guilty cuz I love him so much. Such a hard decision.

@Antonio-di4cr 2 года назад

I’m in your situation also my dog has 3 but he’s showing no signs of pain or anything he still runs and plays an eats he’s 7yrs old but I don’t know wat to do

@ReaganThatcher 2 года назад

@@Antonio-di4cr Sorry to hear that. When I posted this in January my dog had 2 tumors. Now he has at least 6. I believe the vet aspirating/testing the tumors caused a harsh reaction and made them even more active. He, like yours, is still getting around fine and seems happy. He still has an appetite and carrying on like normal. If it helps you decide, I’m glad I didn’t do the surgery. If these tumors are this aggressive/reactive then I have no doubt if I did the surgery to try to remove the original 2 then these others would have just popped right up because they are all in different areas. I certainly am not doing a surgery now; I don’t think he’d survive having 6 masses cut out all over plus I’m sure more would grow. I say let the pup enjoy life as long as they can and then help them with a peaceful death down the road if they start showing signs of serious pain.

@Antonio-di4cr 2 года назад

@@ReaganThatcher so glad I came across your comment u know exactly wat I’m going through I’m praying for both our dogs and we gotta keep in touch 😅💯 let me know hw your pup is doing dwn the road

@ReaganThatcher 2 года назад

@@Antonio-di4cr Yeah it sucks for sure. I spoke to probably 5 people I know personally who were in this situation. The ones that did surgeries regret it and said their dogs were in such pain and misery during their last months of life. The ones who didn’t do surgery were glad because their dogs were comfortable until the end. I only spoke to one person who did surgery, chemo/radiation and prolonged their dog’s life more than 2 years but they said it cost them thousands upon thousands and they would never do it again. Thanks for the prayers! I’ll try to keep in touch and comment if anything changes. If I forget though feel free to comment in a few months to ask for an update or let me know how your dog is doing. Be blessed ✌🏼

@talesfromtheleashexpatdogl1426 2 года назад

Vet care is MUCH more affordable in Mexico! I'm an expat living in the Merida, Yucatan and my Bernese Mountain Service Dog just had a toe amputation for a grade 2 MCT. It would be affordable to fly from the US and have surgery down here.

@wubbie2002 3 года назад

Our French Bulldog, one day before surgery on benign growths, I did a complete massage on her. I found one tiny growth on the inside of her thigh. Her surgery went very well, but the tiny growth the size of a grain of rice was Mast Cell Cancer. If I could say something to all dog owners, “Don’t Wait Aspirate!”. We are very fortunate to have a Canine Cancer Center close by our home, they got right on it with Palladia. She is now cancer free, in total remission, God blessed us. Please do massages and if I had anything to tell people, is to not wait Aspirate.l

@talesfromtheleashexpatdogl1426 2 года назад

I agree! My vet wanted to remove the tumor and I told them please just go ahead and amputate the toe! She did and margins were clean. We had surgery day after examination and that was 2-3 weeks after it appeared.

@user-ow2hq7gl3z 10 месяцев назад

What do you do if the surgery is risky? What are the alternatives to minimize MCTs?

@emmahage8865 3 года назад

Dr Sue: my dog was diagnosed with mast cancer, 2 week ago after Cytology test , I did a appointment next week for the ultrasound, but I realized that her tumor is getting smaller a little by a little, did you see cases that they just disappear? Thank you doctor for the amazing work educating us.

@zerpy9540 2 года назад

Hey, how's your dog doing?

@liana9724 3 года назад

Dr Sue, how are you? My name is Aiby Nava My cat has a lump on his right leg and after 4 needle aspirates Dr.s cant really conclude a diagnosis so they suspect injection site sarcoma. how or where can I schedule a virtual consultation with you before his surgery scheduled on March 11.?

@gabespartan 3 года назад

Hi Dr. Sue! Can you give us a basic primer on the connection between white blood cells, lymphocites, and treatments for lymphoma? For example, safflower oil seems to boost white blood cells and lymphocytes and can help with remission in cutaneous lymphoma. Other supplements out there also boost immune response and white blood cells. However, medical treatments, e.g. prednisone and chemo, drive white blood cell counts down, and my understanding is that this is what helps put the cancer into remission. These 2 things seem contradictory. Is it productive or counter-productive to try to boost immune response/WBC count through supplements/diet while your dog has cancer, with or without chemo/pred treatment?

@behumanbekind Год назад

I asked a vet a similar question recently (giving my dog an antibiotic to heal a wound and prednisone to suppress his immune system at the same time seemed contradictory). She explained the dosage also matters. It was only contradictory in principle, in reality they weren't cancelling each other out (in our instance).

@margiegarcia-hall6455 3 года назад

My Vet, Dr. Cox, is sending us to the OSU Vet hospital to help my blue nose pit bull with a mast cell tumor on his face behind his right nostril. He is 9 years old. I do not want him to lose his nose.

@SA-5247 2 года назад

How did it go? I live in Columbus and my dog as just diagnosed.. Recommendations?

@trevoursmith8946 Год назад

My dog has a lump growing on his leg looks like a small ball of skin is it a tumor?

@lisadartnell4974 3 года назад

Dr. Sue, my 3.5 month Morkie puppy was diagnosed with a very small mast cell tumor on the edge of his nose (maybe 1/2 cm). The vet removed the tumor last week & we are waiting on pathology to confirm what grade it is & if they got it all with a clean margin. The Vet's concern was, that because it was on the edge of his nose, they didn't want to take too much off or they would have to cut into his nose. If it is comes back that the tumor is grade 1 or 2, do you think we should definitely have radiation done? thanks so much for your very informative videos.

@yessytav 2 года назад

How is your morkie doing?? I’m so scared right now. I just found a lump on my dogs shoulder - she’s a morkie and she’s 4

@talesfromtheleashexpatdogl1426 2 года назад

@@yessytav my dog had a sore on his toe. I had his vet amputate the toe. It ended up being a grade 2 MCT with mitotic index of 3. Was removed within 3 weeks of appearing.

@shadowdarottweiler6253 2 года назад

Vet looked at it and within 5 mins said it needs to be removed and send off for testing. Wouldn’t it be better to treat first… what would you do? Send off for examination or cut off and send off for examination.

@stephaniearlene3807 Год назад

My vet is doing the same, he took a look at it and was concerned enough to get me in two days later for removal

@KimCuong88888USA 2 года назад

My dog , she has skin’s cancer and she carried the big tumor outside of skin under her belly. It was little small but not now. She got cut by groomer from that area and it started not healing and grow bigger til today . Yesterday, I try to help her put the gauze to cover it up cause i can’t stand to see it keeps bigger and fall down like that and then she was itching felt uncomfortable and tried to scratch and chewed it and OMG i looked back and saw all the blood flow out from it . I didn’t know what to do , I’m so frustrated and my uncle called the vet might to put her down and surgery but we concern about if the surgery can work on her cancer stage or not. I was crying so much and don’t want to put her down cause she still can eat can run around like normal just that tumor’s wound is a big problem. So we decided to call the vet and cancel and move the appointment to the next week let give her one week to treat it at home. I try to look up all the wound healing medicines and i found Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Pet Wound & Skin Hydrogel and antibiotic ointment might be can help her a little bit. I don’t know if it will heal or not ? Is there any ways to save her without the surgery, Mrs. Doctor ? Please read my comment and let me know so I can be prepare for everything. Thank you so much ! 😔😔😔😔😔

@gimpfoot Год назад

She never answered your ?'s. How is your dog now. Is it ok. I pray it is. My dog is 7 and has large tumor inside on her chest we just found out. Sorry hope you are good.

@KimCuong88888USA Год назад

@@gimpfoot thanks for your pray 🙏! She got the surgery about a week ago . I wish she will be Ok . And I wish your beloved dog gonna get better everyday … Thank you very much 🙏

@gimpfoot Год назад

@@KimCuong88888USA thank you 🙏

@flattery7 6 месяцев назад

@@KimCuong88888USAhow is she now I am worried because I found a lump on my dogs abdomen which is a flesh of irregular or you can call it like a ball shape approx 1-2 inches and day by day the size of that flesh is increasing and now it can be clearly identified by observing his abdomen I am going to the vet today prah that it would be benign 🥲

@harman4633 3 года назад

How can k subscribe to your website if i m from india?

@CampamochaLoka 3 года назад

This worries me. They found a mast cell tumor on my dog and it’s located right underneath her rib cage. When they did the biopsy it flared up. It’s an aggressive one and we’ll be meeting with our oncologist next week. After watching this and seeing how much they need to remove my hopes of her coming out of this has diminished.

@l.p.9568 3 года назад

I've done a ton of research on MCTs because we're going through this right now too...and my dog's tumor is adjacent to his penis so I can relate to your concern. However, we've been going to a specialist facility and the surgeon discussed "proportionate margins" which Dr. Sue briefly mentioned in this video and I've also read about. More recent research has said that a margin that is about the same size as the tumor (unless it's really huge) can be just as effective as larger margins. So have hope in that (assuming it's not too big at this point.) Even without clean margins, radiation or chemo can address the rest. Look into ECT (electrochemotherapy) which is super effective after 1-2 treatments after surgery has been performed. Also, Stelfonta might be an option for you too. And, barring all that, the biggest factor is what grade the tumor is. If it's low/medium, you have a lot to be hopeful for. Just a side note, was it a biopsy or just an aspiration? Usually the biopsy is done as part of the surgery. A flare-up from an aspiration is normal because MCTs have histamine in them and can cause an allergic reaction. (Be sure not to be squeezing the tumor or fussing with it because it can continue to spread histamine in the system). Per my vet to us and what I've read, your dog should be on Benedryl until surgery or whatever path you choose. LMK if you have questions or want a link to the proportionate margin study.

@CampamochaLoka 3 года назад

@@l.p.9568 thank you. The biopsy was done at her primary doctors. We realized the next day it had tripled in size the following morning we took her back. That’s when they told me her results from her blood and biopsy that it could it be a mast cell tumor. I set up the appointment with the oncologist which is this Friday. She began to throw up and refused to eat so we took her to the ER the following day. They ran tests on her and said they believed it might have spread to her liver and spleen. They couldn’t confirm unless they would have to keep poking her. They said it was a possibility it could flare up like the one under her rib cage. They prescribed prednisolone, over the counter acid reducer, Benadryl and Gabapentin. The fluids and steroids they gave her must have helped because when we got her home she finally ate and drank water. She’s been on a protein diet. She’s never liked vegetables so I’m unsure how to get her to eat them.

@joshuakeck9923 3 года назад

@@CampamochaLoka put the veggies in a food precessor fill it with organic grass fed beef broth and organic bone marrow and all the veggies will tastle like meat to your dog. Add organic grass fed beef place in oven works every time

@Partyfreaker 3 года назад

Our dog bailey (greyhound/whippet) 10 years old has her front leg removed in end december 2020, it was osteosarcoma and on the x-ray there were no visible dots on her lungs. Because we had to wait for an answer from a specialist we didn't start chemo treatment right away and are now waiting to get our first chemo on monday 22 feb 2021. We notice that even tho she is really happy that the last few days she has been gagging a lot and sometimes she's also panting and easily out of breath. We are thinking to get another x-ray before the treatment that is planned on next monday. What is your opinion when there are dots visible on the x-ray? How much is chemo treatment effective if the cancer is visible on the x-ray and should we proceed if it is already visible on the x-ray? Hope to hear something from you, because we have learned a lot from your videos! Thank you, from The Netherlands.

@Partyfreaker 3 года назад

The x-ray has been made, and there are now dots visible in her lungs. :( Image here: ibb.co/9rC5YYW We are getting a call from a specialist tomorrow if chemo still will be useful or not. I hope that we are not too late because I don't want to lose my dog.

@joshuakeck9923 3 года назад

@@Partyfreaker hope all goes well

@vanessa5622 Год назад

@@Partyfreaker hows ur pup

@luciamartinezalvarez 3 года назад

My chihuahua dog has a mast cell cancer tumor and a heart murmor. Would you recommend getting surgery, do you know the survival rate? What options are there if we dont get the surgery?

@vanessa5622 Год назад

Hows ur pup

@luciamartinezalvarez Год назад

@@vanessa5622 He got the surgery done to remove it and he survived and is doing good now thank Jesus🙏.

@vanessa5622 Год назад

My dog 11 yr old got her tumor remove 3 weeks ago she's in pain from joint pain in her back and arthritis ...she didnt have that before the surgery..i might put her to sleep im going to try cbd on her 1st cause no meds r working

@luciamartinezalvarez Год назад

@@vanessa5622 Mine was in a lot of pain too in the beginning but then he got better. My dog is around that age too. I hope your dog feels better soon.

@darwinparamo7260 2 года назад

Hi I was wondering if you can help me to find out what is wrong with my dogs foot he has a large lump on his right foot and it has been growing and getting larger today it has been all scratched up and and bleeding he is not able to walk sometimes and I’m very hurt that he might have to be put down because of this lump. If you are able to reach out to me that would be very greatfull for me and my baby boy thank you I hope you will get this

@talesfromtheleashexpatdogl1426 2 года назад

We just went thru this with my Berner. It was on his toe. It was a swollen area swelling out from his toe. Had toe removed and sent to pathology. Grade 2 MCT. Clean margins. Mitotic index of 3. Starting antihistamines.

@HaBeatByAGirl Год назад

My 8 month old bulldog pup had a mast cell removed about 2 months ago yesterday i noticed is started to regrow im heart broken hes going back to the vets tomorrow 😭

@flattery7 6 месяцев назад

It could a malignant mcts how are you now is your dog okay ?

@HaBeatByAGirl 6 месяцев назад

@@flattery7 it actually wasn't regrowing it was just scar tissue thank God he's doing great thank u

@rollzolo 2 месяца назад

@@HaBeatByAGirlhope all is well

@cicelysimmons5802 2 года назад

@Subbumom 2 года назад

I observed one tumor on chest of my Labrador dog. I think this is MCT. Most of the Veterinary doctors here don't have exact idea on this. I am worried. Pls suggest something

@flattery7 6 месяцев назад

Same thing can you explain me exactly how that lump felt when you touched it and how your doggo now

@DoobeeDoobeeDoo Месяц назад

Those fine needle aspirations is 250$

@MzGiGiBell Месяц назад

They want to charge me 450$

@daysrcdays 6 месяцев назад

YO ,not the information people are seeking!!!! Do we clean it with Alcohol, Hydrogenperoxide, hot water. Do we use Neosporin on it? Do we keep it wrapped tight ? Do we leave it open ? Please help us we everday needed information?

@fadingfrost2617 4 месяца назад

I'm dealing with a very large, open tumor on my dog. It opened early December and is still growing. Vet was ZERO help. paid over $100 to be told to do an actual biopsy would be another $500. (But they knew it was fibrosarcoma already?) From what I've learned: DO NOT USE alcohol or hydrogen peroxide. I've been using Wound Wash. It's available at Walmart in a can for about $6. I go through a can a week..but it seems to not sting very much, if at all. I've placed in warm water prior to use so it won't be so cold and that helped. It's highly recommendedto use antibiotics ointment. I smear a thin layer onto a non-stick gauze pad, followed by more pads behind the first, if thin. Then I wrap up with gauze roll or bandage wrap (stretchy cloth, with velcro end to secure it) on top I put a layer of soft plastic wrap around outside to keep all dry and hold off everything being chewed apart within moments. Hope that helps a little. please let me know if any of my advice is believed to be more harmful than good. *I would LOVE to go to the vet, but there is NO WAY to afford it. if the next move would cost around $500....I'd find a way. But that's not what they said. They didn’t even touch on the cost of removal. They didn't even give any pain antibiotics medication or ANYTHING. just an invoice to do a biopsy. yet no invoice for that days vet visit until days later, even though we had to pay before leaving? I'm open to any constructive input.

@fadingfrost2617 4 месяца назад

posted Mar.2,2024

@tracitaylor7625 2 года назад

Would have liked to hear more information regarding the actual tumor and the prognosis. 98% of the discussion really didn't address that.☹

@anonymousanonymous5332 3 года назад

I have to unsubscribe not because I don’t like you, I love you! But it’s. Trigger for me to see videos pop up because my dog died from mast cell cancer snd another from splenic hsa. Keep doing your thing though Dr Sue

@DrSueCancerVet 3 года назад

I am truly so sorry for your loss and that I cause sad memories to resurface. Sending hugs.

@anonymousanonymous5332 3 года назад

@@DrSueCancerVet please know it’s not you causing distress, just seeing the words do. Honestly you were a pillar of strength to me in my time of need. I’m just a bit more fragile atm

@DrSueCancerVet 3 года назад

@@anonymousanonymous5332 xoxo

@bryanhauschild4376 Год назад

So why can RU-vid have political adds on Election Day? 11-8-22. Came here for this video and I was “treated” to a political add!

@sher64ct45 2 года назад

Wow!! Pets to test your drugs on pets for free!!!

@browndog3793 2 года назад

Thanks for never actually getting to the point of showing anything useful. Glad that you took the time to try but without ever showing any examples it never really did much to help.