What do you all do when you find lumps on your boxers?

My girl has had a tiny lump on her ear for about 6 months ( it was so small they couldn't aspirate it, benadryl didn't make it go away) but it's not changed shape or grown since I first noticed it. And then last week I noticed another small lump on her shoulder (once again, benadryl had not effect on it).

Her current vet usually tells me the lumps aren't much to worry about unless they change size or get hard, but I've also had vets in the past who say it's best to get them removed no matter what.

So I'm curious, what do you all do when you find lumps on your boxer?

So as of today we've decided to switch our 10 month old girl to raw food. She's been struggling with vomiting, weight loss and skin allergies for a while now and after a chat with her breeder and our local pet shop (who also have lots of boxer experience!) we have decided to switch her to raw.

My question is for those of you who feed raw, how do you cope on holdiays with it? We do tend to go in self-catering places which I would imagine will almost always have a freezer. But for those places that don't (we have a few places already booked we will need to check) and for travelling the few hours it can take, what's the best way?

Almost two years ago he was diagnosed with T-cell lymphoma. I was told he had about 2 months left to live. Two years later and still living his best life. I love my boy so much.

Odd you would ask.

Daisy taking it all in on a cool Saturday

This was actually my first tattoo that I got when I was 18, in memoriam of Wrigley, who was Tessa's mom. Since you are my people, I figured I'd post it since you guys might like it ❤️ Hard to get a good angle of it, but I'll try to post a better photo later :-) I hope you guys enjoy!

Looking at Google Images there's a pattern of them seeking commissions then deleting profile. I doubt anyone gets a drawing. When I challenged them to prove originality they deleted the post.