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The vet said she is in excellent health, and actually mammor tumors would be in a straight line, so I've got nothing to worry about. My online research never said anything about that, so... At least I learned something today. Would have been a free vet visit since all they did was basically rub her tummy, but I also wanted bloodwork done, since she'd never had any before and I might as well get a baseline while she's in great health, in case something does happen in the future.

The bloodwork came back excellent, and overall they said she's the healthiest, most beautiful dog theyve seen. So I feel a bit foolish being so paranoid, but honestly you can never be too safe with the health of a badly bred dog... Things are finally getting sorted in my life, and honestly I was probably just so stressed about everything else that I was just expecting something bad to happen. Concerning cancers, I have more experiance with canine mast cell tumors, so outside of that I dunno what's what and I jump to conclusions.

Roxies tummy is getting flatter as we go on with biking and long walks at night, and it has changed a lot over the last week (she is now down to 45lbs, her ideal weight, I am never letting her gain even a pound during the winter again... She had been 48lbs last, which caused the excess fat on her mammory glands). I did nearly cancel the appointment because she was feeling normal, but I just wanted to be sure. As I said, I have no experiance with cancers other than CMCTs...

Im quite relieved. Though, I have yet to get her vet records... I totally forgot!! I will do it my next free day, I really do miss my last vet.