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Lucy the hound has had a 1" skin growth for over a year. It recently began to grow in size and drain clear liquid, so I made the decision to remove it. Because the tumor is small, painless and easily manipulated (NOT ATTACHED TO MUSCLE OR BONE), I decided to use the 'tie off' method I have seen work on farm animals, dogs and birds in the past. Please know: I am NOT a veterinarian and cannot give you specific medical advice. I am simply demonstrating a technique I made the decision to use. I have seen it used to remove similar growths on other animals in the past. Please consult your veterinarian concerning any tumors or growths your pet develops. They are far more knowlegdeable than a self-taught healer like myself. Your pet loves you and deserves the best care you can afford. Know: If I notice signs of infection such as pain, swelling, additional redness, smell, pus, lethargy or abnormal behavior happening to my pet, we go straight to the vet. You Tube is an educational alternative, not an equally efficient substitute. I know much due to personal experience, but am NOT qualified to play the role of educated vet. When in doubt, please call a licenced veterinarian. Only they can perform a biopsy after surgically removing a growth from your beloved pet. Most skin issues like this are easily treatable (benign), not malignant (cancerous), and a formal medical examination is the only way to be sure. That being said, some of us raised in a farm environment feel comfortable and self-sufficient treating the mild conditions of our pets at home. Should you choose not to consult a vet, that is your decision. Again, I advise anyone with doubts or questions to call a professional. It is possible for you to provide some basic medical care...As long as your pet is not in apparent pain or suffering the effects of an infection. Trust your instinct and do what you know to be right for you and your pet.