Just thought I'd let you know about Queenie's cyst. It started draining
on Tuesday of its own accord (or maybe she hit it on something) -- I
helped it along a bit, ugh. By the time of her vet visit, it was mostly
flat and the vet couldn't aspirate it, but said that was good and meant
that it was just a sebaceous cyst. She gave Q some antibiotics b/c there
was still a bit of pus.

Thanks for your advice and reassurance when I posted about it a few days
ago.

--
Catherine
& Zoe, Queenie, & Max, 3 black dogs of varying sizes
& Rosalie the calico cat
www.ourladyofperfection.blogspot.com

On 11 Apr 2008 17:18:07 GMT, ceb wrote:

Just thought I'd let you know about Queenie's cyst. It started draining
on Tuesday of its own accord (or maybe she hit it on something) -- I
helped it along a bit, ugh. By the time of her vet visit, it was mostly
flat and the vet couldn't aspirate it, but said that was good and meant
that it was just a sebaceous cyst. She gave Q some antibiotics b/c there
was still a bit of pus.

Thanks for your advice and reassurance when I posted about it a few days
ago.

No problem, and I'm glad it was nothing but a sebaceous cyst. Music's
cyst has never had pus in it, fortunately.

Mustang Sally