Most likely this is due to an aural hematoma, which is basically a blood pocket. The ear is tender and swollen, it can be similar to an abscess, but is caused by shaking or scratching the ears a lot. Ear mites, ticks, wax build up, etc, are all common underlying causes which create hematomas. If left untreated it will generally go away, but can take several months and will cause a lot of pain to your pet. It's best to go to the veterinarian right away where they will drain and suture the hematoma so that it will heal properly. You'll most likely be given an antibiotic and directions to clean the ear for a couple of weeks before the stitches can be removed.
Other causes can be due to an infection. If your dog scratched his ear and then dirt got into it then it could be an abscess. The treatment is similar and a vet's assistance is needed to drain the abscess. You'll receive antibiotics and cleaning instructions, but most likely, no stitches.
There are several reasons why your dog may have a swollen neck. Common reasons for a canine to develop a swollen neck include Allergies, swollen glands, sinus infection, or thyroid condition. Your vet will need to assess the overall condition of the dog to determine the exact reason for this occurrence.
I would take the dog to a vet immediately, especially if it was bitten by a snake. Please don't wait. Your dog could die.
Lots of things could cause it; swollen glands are a sign of a serious infection, allergic reaction or, as mentioned above, exposure to a toxin. Absolutely get the dog to a vet ASAP.
You need to take your dog to your Veterinarian to see what is wrong with him or her. He or she could have a huge abscess or numerous other things. Only a Veterinarian can accurately diagnose your dog. Don't wait and let your dog suffer, go immediately.
i have a dog in her first heat and discovered a huge swollen gland on one side of her neck tonight, she is only about 3 days into her first heat and it is only enlarged on one side and the size of a Golf ball could these be related?
This could be many things like swollen lymph nodes, or a thyroid issue. It's best to check with your vet.
Have you tried taking it to a vet because if you are that conserned then you should have a check-up on it .
umm... maybe worms or he is constapated?
It depends on what the lump is as to how it can be treated. If the lump is obstructing the dogs ability to eat and/or drink then the Veterinarian will more than likely opt for the lump to be removed. However, if the lump is cancerous then the vet should be able to sit down with the owner of the small dog and go over all of the different treatment options available to save the small dog's life. Therefore, if anyone has a small dog with a lump under their chin. They should consult their Veterinarian and talk with their Veterinarian on which treatment will/may work best.
It could be an imbedded tick.
Your dog has cancer, I'm sorry.
A dog stool is a sample of the dogs waste that veterinarians use to tell if the dog is sick. A "stool" is a lump of faeces (sh*t).
it is probably a mole or skin tag
It would be a good thing if you had your puppy checked out by a vet.
WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU?!?! Take it to a vet ASAP!!!!!!!!!!!
my dog and boyfriends also have it, i heard it means it balance out the skull, or gives them superpowers.
It depends on what the lump is as to how it can be treated. If the lump is obstructing the dogs ability to eat and/or drink then the Veterinarian will more than likely opt for the lump to be removed. However, if the lump is cancerous then the vet should be able to sit down with the owner of the small dog and go over all of the different treatment options available to save the small dog's life. Therefore, if anyone has a small dog with a lump under their chin. They should consult their Veterinarian and talk with their Veterinarian on which treatment will/may work best.
as long as the big dog doesn't bite the small dog's head off, yes.
How can i find out if the pink mole on my dog's foot is ment to be there??????
A soft, non-painful lump in a dog's neck could be a lipoma, or fatty tumor. It can also be a cyst that a veterinarian can drain.
If it is a small dog it could be hypoglycemic (blood sugar dropped really quickly). If is ids drooling and has clenched jaws and keeps falling over it is hypoglycemic. If not, it could be having a seizure. Take him/her to the vet and let the vet know what is happening.
If the dog is large enough, yes. It would be most likely a molosser breed; one of the mastiffs or large flock guardian breeds.
Make sure the dog doesn't lick it and get the dog to the vet ASAP.
Get her to a vet immediately. It could be cancer... My friend had a dog, with the same thing: a lump on the shoulder. They said it was just a ball of muscle. Two years later, the dog had to be put down, because the lump was a massive tumor. So go to the vet, get your dog checked A.S.A.P.
YES. Take him to a vet.