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Pimples or Zits...

Discussion in 'Health & Nutrition' started by Rickf3, Sep 23, 2009.

  1. Rickf3

    Rickf3 Big Dog

    I noticed a pretty swollen pimple on Buster's lip today, very simular to the type my Boxer used to get.

    Has anyone else seen these and have any idea what causes it? Buster is about 10, this is the first one he has ever had. My boxer didn't start getting them till he was older either.

    Sounds nasty (is nasty) but on my Boxer I could easily pop them. This one feels the same.

    Thanks,
    Rick
     
  2. AGK

    AGK Super duper pooper scooper Administrator

    I had a dog that got these all over not just his mouth area (or something like it) it was called Foliculitis, it's an inflamation of the hair folical. pics would be more of a help though....
     
  3. Rickf3

    Rickf3 Big Dog

    I'll get a pic up soon, busy tonight no time to deal with it.

    He dosn't use a plastic bowl, its stainless steal and fairly clean. I read the other posts on this, and that was one cause but I don't think it is my case.

    Bacteria seems like an obvisouse cause but heck, I've had zits and keep my face clean...
     
  4. chinasmom

    chinasmom CH Dog

    ^^^ That's what I was thinking. My friend has a female that keeps them on her face. Haven't figured out what's causing them yet.
     
  5. brat pack

    brat pack Top Dog

    Maybe some dogs are just more suseptable? Kind of like people that get boils. Just a idea.
     
  6. StopBSL

    StopBSL Top Dog

    Our white bitch gets these a lot. As does the blue bitch we have. . so it's my opinion that dogs with more sensitive skin will get them from dirt, ingrown hairs, or whatever. Ours usually get them when playing in dirt or eating glutens.

    Older dogs immune systems are more susceptible to disease than younger dogs. So, you may want to add some antioxidants to his diet. This will help raise his immunities.
     
  7. Rocko

    Rocko Big Dog

    my female had got scratched and bit when she was little by a GreatDane..she now has a scar between her front legs that doesnt grow hair...she gets them there alot and it gets really bad sometime. I dont know if it is from hair tryn to grow in or if its from where she lays in the dirt and that causes it..
     
  8. synno2004

    synno2004 Top Dog

  9. AGK

    AGK Super duper pooper scooper Administrator

    :eek:OMFG, synno that is by far probally the grosses thing I will see today (mind you I work in a hospital) Nice aseptic technique she used, bare handed with a band-aid on her finger and a #11 Knife Handle that I hardly doubt was sterile, I would like to see the infection that followed that incision.....lol Now ladies pay attention: THATS LOVE RIGHT THERE.....lmao, right after I go throw up:D
     
    Last edited by a moderator: Sep 24, 2009
  10. I've seen something similar to this, check with a vet but if it persists and it's just a small area wash it with a shampoo that has benzoil peroxide, should clear really good!


    Synno....my god :eek: there was a point I wasn't sure to continue laughing or throw up lol
     
  11. Binyam

    Binyam Pup

    That shit was nasty LOL
     
  12. Muttkip

    Muttkip Big Dog

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmWkuVOs93w

    Just try not to let it get it to this
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  13. TNK

    TNK Pup

    The pimples are pretty common and easy to treat,just pop the ones you can and rinse with straight peroxide.It will dry the wound and kill off surrounding bacteria.
    Neosporin ointment to finish,then keep them out of the dirt for a day or two.

    Persistent cases should seek a prescription of 500MG Cephalexin
    for about a week.
     

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