no its natural for a dogs gums to turn black some times they are born like that if it turns any other color other than pink or black then you have a problem then you should see your pets veterianarian ASAP.
Black gums in dogs is not unusual, nor should it cause you to worry. Sometimes dogs have black patches on normally pink gums, but your only cause for concern should be if the gums turn blue or gray, indicating a lack of oxygen.
More than likely, it is natural pigmentation (tissue color). Many breeds will will show dark pigment on their gums. Just ask you veterinarian the next time she goes in for a checkup or shots.
it is just the type of dog. it is fine it is natural. it is just the type of dog. it is fine it is natural.
Darkening of the gums is a symptom of congestive heart failure, the gums usually turn a dark purple more than "black".
It is normal for some dogs to have black gums, some dogs have pink gums, and some have a mix of black and pink. It just depends on the genetics of your dog.
i think that it turns black because alot of bacteria maybe
A dog with pale gray gums is sick. The dog could have low blood pressure, internal bleeding, anemia, or be experiencing shock.
Chows and wolves typically have blue-black solid gum lines.
it means he is sick so get him to the doctor
Some dog breeds actually have black (or blue) tongues and gums. Ask your vet if the coloration in your dog is normal or not.
If your dog has yellow teeth, sore gums, bleeding gums, or swollen gums your dog may need dental care. Also, it's nice to do an annual dental visit for your pet.
Some dogs naturally have black gums, or gums with black spots. However, if a dog's gums suddenly turn black, this could be an indicator of illness and a veterinarian should be consulted immediately.
Get your dog to the vet immediately. He is losing blood somewhere. Either he is infested with fleas / ticks or has internal bleeding somewhere. But get him to a vet RIGHT NOW! He is very sick. Good luck!
If your female dog's nipples are turning black and she has black patches on her skin, this may be normal for her specific breed. If it is not, she may have Black Skin Disease, also known as Alopecia X.
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You need to take your dog in to see a Veterinarian immediately. The white gums tell you that your dog is in shock or losing blood somewhere in his or her body. Get to the VET!
As sick as a parrot.As sick as a dog.
I hope you are eating a hot dog and not a dog but you will get sick