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Lymph Nodes, What Size?


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There's a good-sized salivary gland @ at the join of head and neck -- size of large marble.

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I always check them.. but never know at what size to worry... and if they are swollen or not..

anyone have a pics of a grey with swollen neck lymph glands?

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We have a vet appointment for Friday, better safe than sorry. He seemed to have a hard lump about the size of a small walnut...but I have no idea what I'm feeling. He also has a very small lump, hard, but contained in his skin, on his side. He is aging and I take him every six months anyway, just to check his weight and look at the bumps and things that seem to develop as they age. Time to look again, I guess. He also sounds congested when he breathes lately, at least sometimes...and I noticed the other day, the boy whose weight I have to diligently stay on top of seems to be thinning out...so I want to get his weight on the vet scale, too.

 

Hard to watch them age.

 

 

Thank you. Mary Ann

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