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Dog – lumps in Bernese Mountain Dog

Carl Heigl, DC

Racine, Wisconsin

We have a Berner - Bernese Mountain Dog who turned two this past December. In January, he developed 'lumps' in his hindquarters and rib area suddenly, with no specific pattern. Berners tend to develop histiocytosis, a life-threatening tumor. Using KST/OD I asked his body if it is histo - OD was no. We had the vet do a biopsy - negative.

For weeks I got no ODs on him - nothing to adjust. The vet suspected a bovine virus, even though he'd never been near cattle, and wanted another biopsy. But there were no more lumps to biopsy - they're gone. Point - don't forget your pets.

                            

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