The consequences of not removing gum tumors in dogs:

1. If the gum tumors in dogs are not removed, the gum tumors in dogs may gradually grow, and the lumps may It will cover part of the tooth, making it easy for the lump to bite through and become infected.

2. The continuous growth of the tumor will also damage the alveolar bone wall of the dog, causing the teeth to loosen and shift, thus affecting the dog's dental health.

3. Some tumors may also affect the dog's eating, and may cause weight loss, malnutrition, anemia and other consequences for the dog over a long period of time.

How to treat gum tumors:

1. Breeders need to take their dogs to a professional pet hospital for examination first to determine the dog’s physical condition and gum tumors. nature, size, etc.

2. If it is a surrounding odontogenic fibroma, it can generally be surgically removed directly without the risk of spreading.

3. If it is acanthofibroblastoma, there is a risk of spreading. Postoperative radiotherapy will be the main treatment. In order to avoid complications, the dog may also need to take some painkillers, Antibiotics and other drugs.