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Perianal Adenoma
General information on Perianal AdenomaPerianal Adenoma is a benign tumor that develops near the rectum of male dogs. Usually dogs with Perianal Adenoma are over seven years of age. Theses are slow growth tumors and need the male hormone testosterone to grow. Symptoms of Perianal AdenomaSymptoms of Perianal Adenoma include hard round masses around the anus. The dog may lick the area more intensively. These tumors can stretch the skin, cause bleeding and create an unusual odor.
Treatments for Perianal AdenomaYour vet will need to surgically remove the Perianal Adenoma tumors. Neutering is sometimes done to remove the testosterone hormones. Personal Experience If you have personal pet experience with Perianal Adenoma share your information here - Click Here Perianal Adenoma - personal experiencesPerianal Adenoma experience by - Ann Winnipeg, Mb. Canada Our 15 year old mixed Corgi was just diagnosed with perianal adenoma. The vet thinks he may be to old for surgery.He is on 2 weeks of Clavamox 250mg.to prevent any infection. Also to apply cold packs for 5 mins.to the mass to try to reduce the size. We are very saddened. -------- View all personal experiences on Perianal Adenoma If you want to share information on a different disease, select a disease from A to Z - Click Here - Diseases A to Z Remember, this information is for reference only. Always contact your vet or pet profesional for advice.
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