We received the laboratory results on the growth on the back of Toasty’s wrist. The pathologist’s report stated that the growth on the back of his wrist was NOT cancerous! 🙌 The pathologist believes that the growth was due to a previous injury or a tear to the ligament that caused excessive scar tissue...

Toasty had surgery on Tuesday to remove a growth from the back of his right wrist. Unfortunately, once in surgery, his veterinary surgeon found that the growth was wrapped around a tendon. Toasty's surgeon was able to remove a large portion of the growth to send to the laboratory for analysis; however, she could not remove it entirely.

Toasty's surgery to remove a cancerous tumor growing on the back of his right wrist has been scheduled for September 24th however, over the weekend, Toasty developed a GI tract infection; he was vomiting and lethargic.

Due to his upcoming surgery, his veterinarian ran some bloodwork and X-rays...