Lisa Outlaw
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My maltese mix has had 2 or 3 warts since Ive had her (5 or 6years). But recently I’ve noticed that a few more are popping up all at once. Does this mean anything or is this just something that happens with age or something
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I thought these were moles am I correct? The larger one is on her back and it gets oozy or crusty
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Sarah It is very hard to tell from a photo. Sorry. I think that you should go to the vet and have them looked at, especially if one is oozing at times.
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Krista Magnifico Hello,
I agree with Sarah. It is almost impossible to diagnose a mass based on a photo. The one on the back might be (?) a sebaceous adenoma (might??). The one on the eye is not clear enough for me to even guess. -
Lisa Outlaw Post author The one on her eyelid seems to go all the way through it. But it doesn’t ooze or cause her any problems. It hasn’t changed at all since I’ve had her.
I left my 8 yr old maltese mix alone for 45 minutes. When I returned she was acting very strange like she was dizzy and afraid of me. She won’t let me hold her and she won’t eat or drink.
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Sarah Is there a chance that’s she got into anything poisonous (household cleaner, prescription meds, etc…) or can you see any chewed wires around by chance? I would call the vet ASAP.
I have an at least 8 yr old maltese mix. (She was a stray)
She isn’t normally very active. She usually just stays on my bed. She loves to go places with me and shes very well behaved.
I had to leave her home tonight for about 45 minutes. When I got home I noticed she wasn’t acting right. Her eyes were kind of big and moving back and forth like she was dizzy. I picked her up and she immediately wanted down. (Not normal)
It’s almost like she’s afraid of me. She’s not a real affectionate dog but she’s always comfortable when I hold her.
Her head and eyes are moving kind of weird. I have a short video. Having trouble uploading it.
She also won’t have anything to do with food or water.
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Anonymous I would worry about a seizure, to be honest. Can you post it to Youtube and share the video from there?
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Lisa Outlaw Post author I already did how do I tell u to find it
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Anonymous Every video on Youtube has a weblink. If you post it here, we can see it, but you should make sure YOUR vet sees it today!
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Anonymous To my uneducated eyes, I’d guess that’s a seizure. Did you call the vet yet??!
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Lisa Outlaw Post author I can’t afford to take her. I know you shouldn’t have an animal if you can’t afford one but this dog makes my world go around.
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Anonymous Unfortunately, you may be risking her health if there’s something seriously wrong. Please try to find a way to get her in ASAP…she could have issues with thyroid or blood sugar, something neurological could be going on, or it could be something else.
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Lisa Outlaw Post author I will and shes back to her normal self now. Not knowing what happened will make me nuts.
Hello,
Some of these skin masses are benign cosmetic lesions and require only monitoring. But others can be more dangerous to your pet. Th best advice is to consult with your veterinarian and if you or they are concerned about any of them have them removed and submitted for a biopsy. That’s the best and in some cases only way to truly diagnose them.