Monkey has 2 large mammary tumours and ?pituitary tumour.
She has been treated for the pituitary tumour since June 6th with cabergoline and prednisolone and appears to be doing well. She eats one handed most of the time but can manage solids. Has maybe slight difficulty swallowing because sometimes she looks like she chokes for a second on some foods. She has some hind leg weakness but can still manage to climb the large cage I have and choses to do this rather than use the platforms I put in to make it easy for her.
The problem is she has 2 mammary tumours. One medium one in her neck, conker sized. One large one in her groin, bigger than a ping pong ball. I didn't get them operated on because I assumed the pituitary tumour would kill her.
They are now starting to get quite big and nasty and are likely to impede on her movement maybe in a month. Her skin looks a bit flakey and red on one.
I really don't know what to do now and the vets don't know enough to give advice.
She is approximately 28 months old.
She has been treated for the pituitary tumour since June 6th with cabergoline and prednisolone and appears to be doing well. She eats one handed most of the time but can manage solids. Has maybe slight difficulty swallowing because sometimes she looks like she chokes for a second on some foods. She has some hind leg weakness but can still manage to climb the large cage I have and choses to do this rather than use the platforms I put in to make it easy for her.
The problem is she has 2 mammary tumours. One medium one in her neck, conker sized. One large one in her groin, bigger than a ping pong ball. I didn't get them operated on because I assumed the pituitary tumour would kill her.
They are now starting to get quite big and nasty and are likely to impede on her movement maybe in a month. Her skin looks a bit flakey and red on one.
I really don't know what to do now and the vets don't know enough to give advice.
She is approximately 28 months old.
