Why It Matters
Why You Shouldn’t Ignore That Lump
Lumps are common — but not always harmless.
They can range from harmless fatty tissue to serious conditions like tumors or cysts.
Early diagnosis gives you more options.
Identifying the type of lump early allows for less invasive treatment, easier removal, and better outcomes.
Not all lumps look dangerous.
Even small or slow-growing lumps can be problematic — only a vet can tell the difference through tests like fine needle aspirates or biopsies.
Our process is calm and pet-friendly.
We focus on minimally invasive testing, gentle handling, and clear communication to keep both you and your pet at ease.
What We Offer
Lump Services Tailored to Your Pet’s Needs
Vet Examination & Lump Mapping
Fine Needle Aspiration (FNA) for Testing
Histopathology Lab Testing
FreezePen Cryotherapy – Painless, bloodless lump removal
Full Follow-Up & Aftercare Plan
What to Expect
Your Pet’s Lump Care Journey
Initial Vet Assessment
Gentle hands-on check and evaluation of size, location, texture.
Treatment Plan Options
- ❄️ FreezePen for suitable small lumps
- ✂️ Surgical removal for larger or suspicious growths
Recovery & Monitoring
Your pet returns home the same day with care instructions and optional follow-up.
FAQs
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Surgical Removal Still Needed For:
- Deep or fast-growing lumps
- Any masses with suspicious cytology
Common Lumps Treated With FreezePen:
- Papillomas
- Small skin warts
- Sebaceous cysts
- Tiny ear lumps
- Superficial benign growths
What if the lump isn’t suitable?
We’ll discuss surgical options or monitoring, based on testing.
Blogs / Case Study
Mimi’s Ear Lump Was Gone in 60 Seconds
“It was small but growing. The FreezePen took care of it — no blood, no stitches!”
