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Hi. I noticed this pink bump by my dog’s ear. It doesn’t seem to be bothering him. Do you think it’s worrisome? Thank you so much.
It may be a benign growth (sebaceous adenoma) or not. You can monitor it for rapid change or growth and then have Pumpkin seen by your veterinarian or you can schedule an exam sooner. Whichever choice you make, your veterinarian may aspirate the mass to collect samples for pathology and identification. He or she may also surgically remove it and submit it for pathology. If the bump starts to bother pumpkin, place an e-collar (cone) on him to prevent scratching and schedule an exam.
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My dog hasn’t pooped In 5 days. The first day she was sick she puked up underwear! She has been vomiting, tired, and not eating. I have given her pumpkin, water, and other things to try helping her nothing has worked. I don’t have money to take her t
Hello and thank you for reaching out to Boop by Petco. I am really concerned about Pumkin head, especially since she has vomited up underwear and is continuing to act ill. One of my biggest concerns is that she could have something stuck in her intestines causing a blockage or obstruction. This is a surgical emergency, because something in the intestines has the potential to cause rupture of the intestines. The best way to diagnose this is with abdominal x-rays. If there is anyone who can help you out financially, bringing her to an emergency veterinarian right away is ideal. If you absolutely cannot, please ensure she has plenty of access to water. You may try offering her small amounts of a highly digestible diet, such as boiled chicken and boiled rice. I hope this is helpful - sorry to hear that she is so sick.
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Is it a good idea to give my dog a pumpkin digestive supplement by fruitables? She has to have her anal glands expressed regularly so I thought this might help. It says to replace 10% of her food with the pumpkin supplement. She is eating 3/4 of a cu
Personally I would just give plain canned pumpkin for the added fiber. I start with a tablespoon in each meal and increase it a little as needed to increase the bulk of the stool. This will be less expensive. I’m not sure this or the fruitables will be effective though. I recommend having the anal sacs expressed on a regular schedule, usually about every two to three months to prevent an anal sac infection. Thanks for using Boop by Petco to help you care for Chloe.
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My 12 year old shih tzu had to have anal gland abscess lanced. I didn’t even get to speak to the vet due to COVID19. No aftercare or steps I should take were told to me. What can I do to help him heal without pain? He’s on antibiotics. Should I be pu
Thank you for using Boop by Petco. So sorry that Oscar had this issue. You can put Neosporin on it if you would like. Typically after lancing, anal glands heal up very quickly and easily. The Neosporin will not hurt anything though so it is fine to use. If you do use it, I would get the "plus" version that contains pramoxine which is a topical pain reliever. Warm packing is not necessary, but again, you can sure do that for 5 minutes twice a day for the first few days. It may make him feel a bit better. I don't personally think Glandex works that well. Canned pumpkin is fine to do and for a small dog 1/8 to 1/4 cup once or twice a day is sufficient. Hope this helps! If you have more questions you are welcome to post again. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Neosporin-Plus-Pain-Relief-Maximum-Strength-First-Aid-Antibiotic-Cream-0-5-oz-Pack-of-2/45023946
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Pumpkin Patch Up! Pureed Pumpkin, What's Your Function?! Variety Pack Food Supplement for Dogs and Cats

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