my llittle boy has just had op for MCT i am waiting now to see what grade it is and am very worried and upset has anyone had any experance of this i dont know anything about it im to scared to look it up on internet hes just seems so young to have it

Try not to worry too much (easier said than done I know) but since January my 10.5 year old has had 3 ops, 1 for biopsy on back foot, 2nd to take off a back toe, pretty easy recovery, and the 3rd was a sudden growth above her brake pad front foot. This one was more problematical as the lumps were big and there was no skin left to close up so I've had to take her back every 2-3 days for bandage changes. Initially you could see tendons etc, it looked like a 3rd degree burn but on our last visit on Friday we can now see light at the end of the tunnel! Chemo was mentioned by one vet but another said if she was his dog he wouldn't go down that route so because of her age and the side effects I agree with him and so long as she's well  and happy we're just going to carry on as normal.

I just hope she makes the same age as her mother (14.5). 

Where are the MCTs on your dog? Hopefully you have caught them in time before theyve got too bad.  I tried not to read too much on the Internet as it was too worrying!

Spud's had MCT's, a grade 1 and 2, the 2 could have been a problem if it had been left, but it was taken off when it was still tiny with a good clear margin, that was 2 years ago and he's still here.
Fingers crossed for you both.

One of my old girls (no longer with us) had a MCT taken off when she was about 8 and lived until she was 14 1/2 dying of old age. As long as the margins are clear then you stand a good chance. Good luck

an update on morris the pug my vet had results back for the MCT and its good news that it was a very low grade and he got all of it out with clean margins he is recovering well bringing me his ball to play i couldnt be happier thank you everyone who replyed i just really needed some to share it with thanks again im off to play ball now

That is good news :-)