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Identifiable Dog Lymphoma Symptoms

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Dog lymphoma is a type of cancer that can affect dogs. It can exhibit itself as a malignant tumor. The disease can proliferate and affect many of the dog's internal and external organs. But there are also visible symptoms of which to be aware. A dog with clear indicators should be under the supervision of vet.

Skin Symptoms of Lymphoma

Itchy inflammation of the skin (which may have resulted in nodules and plaques)
A single lump and/or areas of bruised, ulcerated, hairless skin

Lymphoma Effects on the Eyes

Bleeding within the eye
Retinal detachment can be a concern
Possibly leading blindness in the long term

Check Entire Body for Lymph Nodes

Presents as an enlargement of the lymph nodes
Can be felt or seen in areas as under the jaw, in the armpits, around the groin, and/or behind the knees

Symptoms of Lymphoma around Lungs

Coughing
Difficulty breathing
Effects of Bone Marrow Lymphoma
Anemia
Low platelet count
Low white blood cell count

Symptoms of Gastrointestinal Lymphoma

Vomiting
Diarrhea
Blood in the stool
Depression
Weight loss
Loss of appetite

Effects of Lymphoma in Central Nervous System

Seizures
Paralysis

Breeds Most Susceptible to Lymphoma

St. Bernard
Boxer
Scottish Terrier and Airedale Terrier
Chow Chow
Poodle
Bulldog
Beagle
Rottweiler
Basset Hound
German Shepherd Dog
Golden Retriever

also see Severity of Skin Tumors in Dogs

also see Canine Cancer Treatment Options: A Brief Overview

also see Cushing's Disease in Dogs - Treatment and Diet Suggestions

also see Cancer and Tumors in Dogs