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My dog has had a lump on its back for over two years. What kind is it?
Without a photo, the tumor type is unclear; possibilities include lipoma, papilloma, mast cell tumor, melanoma, benign or malignant. Have a vet examine it to avoid worsening.
What is the difference between a Black Back and a German Shepherd?
The Black Back is a type of German Shepherd (a subset); it is large, muscular, with a broad head, erect ears, and almond eyes, and is gentle, obedient, and alert, suiting police and family roles.
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.
How should I raise a 3-month-old German Shepherd?
Feed balanced puppy food on schedule, deworm monthly, vaccinate, and start obedience and socialization with daily walks to burn energy. They grow fast and need care.
My cat ran out, came back with diarrhea-matted fur, then hid and now has a bare, raw spot at the rear. What is it?
The photo only shows hair loss at an unclear spot, so the cause is hard to judge. See a vet; meanwhile use a collar and clean with saline.
My puppy was bathed at the clinic, caught a chill on the way home, rode an hour in the car, and since 7:50 has been coughing, gagging, and vomiting clear fluid; two soft stools; given doxycycline. What should I do?
Coughing and gagging after a bath and chill are usually a respiratory infection; doxycycline with an expectorant can help. Keep the dog warm and well-nourished. If it worsens or shows other signs, suspect viral disease and see a vet.
My pet has been tearing for four days and the eye is red and swollen since today.
Tearing and swelling from scratching need an Elizabethan collar and saline rinses, then antibiotic eye drops two to three times daily. If it doesn't improve or other signs appear, see a vet.
Why are there bumps on my cat’s ears?
Bumps on a cat's ears may be from insect bites, parasites, bacterial infection, otitis, or ear mites. Prevent scratching with an Elizabethan collar. A vet visit is recommended for proper diagnosis and treatment.
Not sure what’s wrong, hasn’t changed in days, earlier eye inflammation was cured – scary
The photo is too blurry to judge. If it's a hamster with abscesses or scabs, it may be bacterial/fungal/allergic dermatitis - try pet skin spray and antibiotic ointment; large abscesses need a vet. An old hamster's lump may be a tumor.
My cat just arrived home today and the left eye keeps tearing with yellowish discharge
From the photo, excess discharge usually comes from blocked tear ducts, eye infection, or heat. Keep the diet light, clean the eye often, and see a vet if it persists (likely blocked duct).