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Lump or swelling – Mammary Gland

Monitor your dog at home and contact your family veterinary practice if the situation doesn’t improve

What to do next

Monitor your dog for any changes

Monitor your dog carefully for development or any new symptoms or changes in behavior. If she develops any of the following signs, contact your regular veterinary team:
- Lethargic or weak
- Pain or distress
- Vomiting
- Her mammary glands start to feel hot, inflamed, sore, or lumpy

Why it’s lower priority

Your dog may be pregnant

It is normal for the mammary gland to be distended or swollen during pregnancy. Your dog does not require immediate veterinary attention.

Home care tips

Learn about caring for your pregnant dog

Pregnant dogs will have different nutritional needs during each stage of pregnancy. Contact your vet if you have questions about pregnancy care.

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Please note that our Symptoms Assessments and Results are intended for informational purposes only, and not a medical diagnosis. Our goal is to help pet owners make an informed decision about if, when and how urgently they need to seek veterinary care. Using our site should not and does not replace a consultation with a veterinarian.

Lump or swelling – Mammary Gland

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