My Labrador has a painless, movable lump under her skin. What is it?

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There is a type of swelling occur in my labrador under the skin and can be fell by touch . Its is slightly moving and oval in shape but my dog is not been feeling no pain from it. Its is on her back above abdomen . So what is it ? Pet's info: Dog | Mixed Breed Medium (23 - 60lb) | Female | unspayed

Laura Johnson VMD · Accepted Answer

Hi, thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Lipomas are very common in labs, especially in that location. Lipomas are benign fatty deposits. They tend to develop more over time. I recommend having a Vet examine any new lumps. I hope this helps!

My Labrador has a painless, movable lump under her skin. What is it?

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