Liz Buchanan BVSc MRCVS
Keymaster
Hello. It sounds as though you have changed vet and the lump has also changed in appearance. I wonder about the context, where this lump is as regards to the rest of the patient and whether it was the main focus of your consultation previously? Either way, if lumps change, it is reccommended to have them reassessed. This could be a small cyst or inflammatory reaction, perhaps centred around a hair follicle, demodex mite or tiny foreign body, which might help to explain the discharge. However, it might also prove to be something more sinister so we would reccomend that you avoid handling the lesion and present it to your vet, who will assess it in context and propose a plan for investigation as needed.
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