Teen dog acne?

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My Great Pyrenees/Anatolian mix is 7 months old, and just came home from the shelter a little over two weeks ago. This acne has popped up within the last 18ish hours and so far doesn’t seem to be bothering him at all. I’m wondering if it’s just a teenage acne phase, and if there’s anything I can do for it besides keeping the area clean and not irritating it? He gradually switched foods without any trouble during his first week home, and as far as I know hasn’t been into any poison ivy or nettles. He’s been spending 6+ hours outdoors with me each day “helping” care for horses and do farm chores (he mostly naps in the barn/shade) but occasionally wanders around trying to investigate something he heard or smelled. He’s already got really great recall and never goes too far, but it’s not impossible that he could’ve found himself rolling around in the wrong plants. This is my first male dog (my family’s girls have never had acne issues in the past) so I just wanna make sure I’m not overlooking anything really. If it starts to bother him or look really irritated he’ll definitely go see the vet, but in the mean time what (if anything) should I be doing here? He’s just been cleared for baths (was neutered the day before he came home,) so should I be looking for specific shampoos that might help?

Anything I can do to help?

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Hello I’m going to the vet tomorrow to get this checked out. In the meantime can I do anything to help? My dog is walking normally and isn’t touching it. However, I’m just worried I believe it’s infected or something. Any advice?

Strange bubble on foot.

Anyone give their pups Antinol (green lipped mussel extract)? Would love to hear your experiences.

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My senior GSD gal was recently diagnosed with hip dysplasia and osteoarthritis. She suddenly went from being okay one day to having a hard time getting comfortable (constantly pacing/panting and can’t lie down for very long). Vet prescribed gabapentin and rimadyl, which seem to somewhat help but not entirely. Vet suggested we try Dasequin MSM and Antinol. I found a lot of information for Dasequin but couldn’t find much info on Antinol. So far it’s only been 1 week with Dasequin and a few days with Antinol so I’m not expecting to see results yet, but wanted to hear y’all’s experience with it.

Weird white lump in mouth??

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Any idea what this white lump may be? I think it’s probably a wart?

Dog has bump that is oozing liquid.

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Hey everyone, I have an 11 year yorkie poodle, for the most part she is relatively healthy for her age. She has had a bump for the last few months (Vet stated it was nothing to be concerned about and call if I noticed changes) We have noticed over the last few days it has both changed color and size. I’m calling her vet in the morning for an emergency appointment, but I cant help but panic. Please help!

Lump forming on dogs rear...

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Doesn't seem to cause pain or be sensitive. Didn't notice until yesterday, but grew a bit since it was noticed. This need a vet visit?

Red spots

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What does this look like to y'all? The spots are all over his belly and he keeps biting at them

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5 Month Old Puppy Teething Question

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My Puppy is Currently Teething and is in the process is losing one of her canines and when I say losing boy do I mean losing. It is currently still connected, the adult tooth has not broken through yet, but the puppy tooth is still connected in some parts and is very wiggly. I feel by tomorrow she may lose it and it will fall out, but I want to be sure this isn’t concerning. It does not seem to be causing her any pain. She is still eating and playing normally, and I have given her teether rings, toys, and ice to try to dislodge it with no luck currently. Any advice?

Too much salt water while swimming

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Hi all! We’ve been having a blast with our 10 month old Belgian Malinois /GSD pup in the ocean. Her swimming is so impressive and she even jumps off of little sea cliffs after the ball. She’s a big hit at the beach. Everyone wants to throw the ball for her and watch her be her doggie self braving waves. She will go for hours and it’s a great way to exercise a working breed that needs it. Safety concerns: she always has fresh water available to drink, and there is always someone in the water with her to make sure she makes it to shore. The issue is that she gets the major squirts afterwards. She doesn’t outright drink salt water. I think that she swallows it as she is swimming with the ball in her mouth. I’m concerned about salt water poisoning. Is there any way to mitigate this?