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Dog Nasal Congestion: Symptoms and Causes
Dog congestion shows as troubled breathing, low energy, watery eyes, poor appetite, and a changed voice; colds add coughing, sneezing, and fever. Causes include viral infection, bronchitis/rhinitis, or blockage (tumor, sand). Check the nose, rinse with 3% boric acid per vet advice, and see a vet if it persists.
My Dog Has a Pink Fleshy Bump Near Its Eyebrow (Under Conservative Care); Recently a Soft Swelling Appeared Next to It—What Is It and Can It Be Treated Conservatively?
The photo suggests a blood-engorged tick—numb with alcohol, remove with tweezers, then deworm externally. If not a tick, it may be a tumor needing a vet to determine its nature.
My dog has a lump on the lower eyelid; looked like surface but extends inside. How to handle?
Likely mosquito bite, stye, meibomian inflammation, or eye tumor; treat with meds, physical therapy, or surgery. Small bump: conservative - clean, light diet, antibiotic drops, observe a week. If persistent, may be tumor needing laser/surgery.
A growth has appeared on my dog’s eye.
From the photo, the dog's eye has a fleshy bump, likely from eyelid hyperplasia or a tumor. Take it to a vet; surgical removal may be needed, and a biopsy can determine the nature of the growth.
My dog has a small lump under its ear. What should I do?
The photo suggests a sebaceous adenoma, a benign hard wart-like growth. If no discomfort, no treatment is needed; if symptoms appear, use medicine or surgery.
My rescued tricolor Corgi has one eye with much yellow pus, red, can’t open, paws at it; is gentamicin in low-salt food okay?
Yellow pus eye discharge signals infection or inflammation from trauma, irritants, diet, or even distemper in unvaccinated strays. Get a vet check if with fever or poor appetite; use a collar during eye care and do not self-treat blindly.
Why Do Dogs Get Mammary Tumors?
Mammary tumors are common in unspayed older females and driven by hormones; spaying, especially before the first heat, sharply lowers risk. Early signs are a hard lump in the mammary area with no appetite change; benign lumps are smooth and free, malignant ones uneven, stuck, and fast. Treat with surgery, plus chemo if malignant; spay early if not breeding.
2-year-old spayed French Bulldog, suddenly blind in early January; before blindness hit her chin falling off a bed. Eye pressure and retina were fine, no MRI; glaucoma drops and eye-inflammation meds for a month, still blind. Could it be hydrocephalus? Will ignoring it risk life?
Dog blindness has many causes; if eye exams rule out eye disease and retinal nerve issues, brain tumor or pressure, even clotting disorders causing intraocular bleeding and blindness are possible. Thorough eye and body exams find the cause early.
1.5-year-old Golden Retriever hit by a car; the car is wrecked but the dog is fine and lively – could there be internal injury?
Dog blindness has many causes; if eye exams rule out eye disease and retinal nerve issues, brain tumor or pressure, even clotting disorders causing intraocular bleeding and blindness are possible. Thorough eye and body exams find the cause early.
What to Do About Your Dog’s Cherry Eye
Cherry eye is linked to genetics and eye inflammation; breeds like Bichon, Pomeranian, and Chihuahua are prone. It shows as a red lump in the inner corner. Mild cases may recede with drops, but most need surgery to tuck the gland back and avoid dry eye.