Sounds like the dog may have hurt the underlying tissue. I would take her to the very.
My dog has kennel cough. Is it safe if i go visit my pregnant friend . She has adog as well.
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My dog was bit by another dog about a week and a half ago. The skin was not broken however she does a sac where the bite was. She’s been acting normal and will let me touch the area. Should I be worried?
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Dawn Ferara, DVM
I adopted a 2 yo dog 3 mo. ago and believe his tail was docked improperly, causing him pain. Though the procedure was not done recently, it is erythematous, scaling, and inflamed. He bites, licks, and scoots on the area. He randomly yelps out in pain, sulking as if we inflicted it. He is potty trained, but has random bouts of uncontrolled minor incontinence. Assuming these sxs are truly attributed to the docking, what can be done?? (I have had dogs with docked tails before, so, yes, I realize these complications are not common, but certainly possible).
My dog has got some serve ear infection and is very uneasy and pus can be seen. Kindly tell what medicine should i give and other precautions I can take.
My dog is vomiting diaherra and will not eat he us a black lab and is nine yrs old
M Y DOG HAS A SEROMA AND HAS NOT HEALED IN THE LAS THREE MONTHS. MY VET WANTS TO DO A LUMPECTAMY WHAT DO YOU THINK? HE LICKS IT ALOT.
She is 11 weeks old and a cross of rottweiler and husky 🙂 I don’t know if I should be worried because I don’t really know alot about dogs :/
I have a 11 year old saint Bernard he has a large tumor on his side and his hips are going out also he has congestive heart failure difficult for him to breathe we are thinking of putting him down is this the right choice
On Thursday my dog’s front right leg started to become very sensitive. I took her to the vet where they said she had just torn some tissue. They prescribed her two different pain medicines and they seem to be working. As of an hour ago that leg randomly starting oozing this grey, bloody discharge. In the beginning there was a lot but it has slowed down quite a bit, still it hasn’t stopped.
Depending on the size of your dog, it may pass. I’d call your vet for advice, though…they may want you to bring the dog in immediately.
Thank you!