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Subject: Re: small soft bump on right of body

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Diane Stepple

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Date Posted: 15:42:19 07/04/06 Tue
In reply to: jdy 's message, "small soft bump on right of body" on 10:03:19 07/04/06 Tue

It could just be a plugged skin pore which is quite common in pekes, or it could be an in-grown hair. Sometimes if they have a head on them like a pimple you can squeeze them. But if it is not growing any bigger and does not hurt him, and he has had them before and they have gone away on their own, it may be best to just leave it alone. If it grows or starts to bother him tho you should see a vet about it.

>I was brushing my dog's hair he is a peke/poodle he is
>mixed breed he's 5yrs old and I notice on the right
>side of his body a small soft roung bump a size of a
>orange pit and it's not growing it's the small it
>seems not to brother him he is alway cheerful and
>playfull I touch it and it doesn't hurt him a bit but
>I was wondering What I can put on the bump it
>antibotics he had one before and it went away by
>itself but this one won't.

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