This category covers all aspects of mysterious lumps and bumps on dogs.
Every dog gets them, but what are they?
You’ll discover a wide variety of posts that discuss everything from mast cell tumors to sebaceous cysts, tumors, and adenomas.
What are those mysterious lumps in my dog’s mouth? If you’ve ever had a question like that, this is the place to be.
Calcinosis cutis in dogs is a rare disease caused by the buildup of calcium salt crystals. It usually occurs in large breeds (for example, German …
5 Modern Treatment Options for Calcinosis Cutis in Dogs Read More »
Seeing a new lump on your dog is worrisome. You hear so much about cancerous lumps that even harmless sebaceous adenomas in dogs can cause …
3 Easy “Treatments” for Sebaceous Adenomas in Dogs Read More »
If you’re anything like me, you probably don’t think about your dog’s dental care until there’s a problem…like a bump on your dog’s tongue, or …
5 Top Reasons for that Bump on Your Dog’s Tongue Read More »
Benign meibomian gland cysts in dogs are non-cancerous. They originate in the meibomian gland (or sebaceous glands) of the eye. They tend to occur in …
It’s tempting to consider how you might drain a cyst on a dog from home. They sometimes look a bit like pimples, although they can …