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A lipoma is basically an overgrowth of fat cells. Overweight dogs are prone to them, but sometimes even fit dogs can develop a lipoma. It's possible that spayed and neutered dogs have a slightly higher risk of developing fatty tumors. Luckily, almost all lipomas are benign, meaning are typically not cancerous and they don’t spread to other tissues (metastasize). Although, fatty tumors can cause problems due to their bulk if they grow in locations such as the groin or armpit and interfere with your dog’s movement. By Deb M. Eldredge, DVM #RuralVet #CAiSHen #BePartOfTheSolution #ReponsiblePetOwners #SupportLowCostSpayAndNeuter #LowCostSpayAndNeuter #MurangKaponAtLigate #AskAVet #VetInTheBarrio #ProfessionalPetGroomer #SanFabianPetGroomer #NoToFakeVet #BeterinaryoNgSanFabian #VeterinarianPH #RuralVeterinaryClinic #RVC #SanFabianVeterinaryClinic #PangasinanVet #SanFabianVet #SanFabianPangasinanVet #RuralVetCares #AffordaVet #CanineSurgery #surgery #tumor #lipoma