I would try colloidal silver topically on the area and a tsp in the water bowl. Sending prayers too!

she's been on CS and oil of oregano ..both antifungals, antibiotics.....

Comments about the throid are just that... comments from the pathologist to the vet to consider thyroid involvement - even though none is showing now.

Does that help?

no the vet that did this test flat out said thyroid. it is NOT thyroid at all. not even close. this lump is in the lymph node..which goes completely away on antibiotics.

Intra lesional bacteria - just means there is more than the usual amount of bacteria in the these abnormal cells......

so how does a vet get cancer out of this test?

Neutrophilic inflammation means - the immune system IS reacting to something...

I don't know if you want to hear this - but with my fur baby - I started digging - and this is an intro place to start - and what kind of cancer is actually common in dogs...
https://www.thesprucepets....

A trusted fren is a vet - I can ask questions.
Makes me wonder what "vaccines" we give our furry ones are harmful.. ;0(. So sorry.

Okay - so there is "hyperplasia" - that means excess tissue grow...

ok so what does that mean to you?

under comments...does that say possibly/probably neoplasia?

abnormal tissue - can and often does develop into a cancer.. (I lost a doggy from that and it was terrible and diagnosed very very late)... but
a) I would question that diagnosis and prognosis... what would make someone say 3 months... ??? with no obvious signs.

Vet's often "assume" a short lifespan of a pet -and that owners wouldn't want to pay for extra testing.. More and more I fight with vets... as they've been horrible about some issues I've had w/ my furry family member of late.