Swollen spot on chin..

My Laddie had this on his nose and it turned out to be a bee sting! He got aniti-inflammatory meds and was good after a week! I attached a photo for your reference.

Not sure if that is his issue... let us know how it goes.

I would change vets if you are not satisfied.
 

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ClantyreSheltie said:
I have a dog that gets that on his upper lip on occasion. It comes and goes. I've never had it investigated, since it doesn't seem to bother him. I use only stainless bowls.
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Same with my dog. I only use stainless steel bowls, but every once in a while my dog's chin and below her nose look a little irritated. The next day it will be gone. It comes and goes.

I hope you figure out what the cause of your dog's lump is and it's easily treatable.
 
We have to go back Wednesday to be sedated... She wouldn't be still for a skin scrape. If they scrape is negative, They are gonna do a skin punch biopsy
 
ggomah said:
My Laddie had this on his nose and it turned out to be a bee sting! He got aniti-inflammatory meds and was good after a week! I attached a photo for your reference.

Not sure if that is his issue... let us know how it goes.

I would change vets if you are not satisfied.
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Changing vets isn't thag easy right now... I work for him. I will be going on permanent maternity leave end of December. I Definately will then.
 
Biopsy came back! It's just a fungus! I didn't work today, so I didn't get to ready the lab report. Hopefully it will be easy to treat. I'll find out tomorrow and post more details!
 
Okay, Jade had furunculosis and bacterial folliculitis. We will try to treat with 3 weeks of cipro. Anyone have any experience with this antibiotic?
 
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