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HILL’S | Vet Webinar #6: Approach to lumps and bumps in dogs and cats [WATCH RECORDING]
Thursday 14 August 2025 @ 19:30 - 21:00
Subject: Hill’s Vet Webinar #6: Approach to lumps and bumps in dogs and cats
Speaker: Dr Peter Guy
Organizer: Hill’s Pet Nutrition
LINK: WATCH RECORDING
“Approach to Lumps and Bumps in Dogs and Cats” provides a structured overview of how to assess and manage skin masses in companion animals. In this talk we will cover the basics of cancer biology, distinguishing between benign and malignant growths. Common skin masses such as melanomas, lipomas, mast cell tumours, histiocytomas, and squamous cell carcinomas are discussed, including their clinical features and breed predilections. Diagnostic approaches like fine needle aspiration, digital cytology and biopsies are outlined, along with staging techniques such as imaging and lymph node mapping. Treatment strategies range from surgical excision to local and systemic therapies. The presentation emphasizes the importance of identifying non-neoplastic lesions and using a methodical diagnostic and therapeutic approach.
Dr Peter Guy BSc, BVSc, MMedVet (Surg)
Specialist Surgeon @ Panorama Veterinary Clinic & Specialist Centre
Dr Peter Guy is a South African veterinarian who specialises in small animal surgery. He qualified as a veterinarian in 2013 from Onderstepoort and completed his specialist training in 2023. He is part of the team at Panorama Veterinary Clinic and Specialist Centre, where he has a strong interest in all aspects of surgery. Dr Guy is also involved in specialist training and currently mentors two new residents at the practice.
Details
- Date:
- Thursday 14 August 2025
- Time:
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19:30 - 21:00
- Series:
- Hill’s Veterinary Enrichment Webinar Series
- Event Categories:
- *Webinar, Watch Recordings
- Event Tags:
- Small Animals
Venue
- Webinar
- *Online South Africa
Organizer
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