Yup.. nailed it
Nov. 27th, 2014 08:51 am"If you are more outraged at poor plack folks in Missouri looking stores than rich whites on Wall Street looting your future, you have been duped." Pete Dominick @petedominick
Nov. 27th, 2014
Vet called with results of Loki's biopsy
Nov. 27th, 2014 10:22 amTo sum it up: not bone cancer.
Detailed information: The bony growth is the type normally found in larger breeds of dogs. The weight on such a thin-ish joint causes rubbing/grinding and can (an does) cause a bone spur or bony growth, causing pain and limping. Loki is very large cat. Not overweight, just BIG.
The good news is it can be treated by anti-inflammatories. If the spur rebuilds up, it will be removed again. And as a bonus, treatment is covered by pet insurance.
Detailed information: The bony growth is the type normally found in larger breeds of dogs. The weight on such a thin-ish joint causes rubbing/grinding and can (an does) cause a bone spur or bony growth, causing pain and limping. Loki is very large cat. Not overweight, just BIG.
The good news is it can be treated by anti-inflammatories. If the spur rebuilds up, it will be removed again. And as a bonus, treatment is covered by pet insurance.
