Dog warts

Finding a lump or bump on your dog is concerning, to say the least, but not all lumps and bumps are created equal. This is particularly true for dog warts,

The majority of dog warts are benign and don't necessarily require removal. If you do decide to remove your dog's warts, however, there are a few home remedies you can try on your own before going to the veterinarian and paying for...

Papillomas (or dog warts) are usually unsightly and can easily spread across your dog’s skin if not properly treated. Warts can also be very painful, especially if they grow on the mouth or feet of

Dog warts are pesky yet painless bumps that dogs can develop on various parts of your dog’s body. Even though warts are relatively harmless, it is important that they are diagnosed and observed to prevent any cancerous growths. Dog Warts Defined A dog wart is the singular form of papillomas, meaning only one visible bump […]

Dog warts (Papillomas) are single or clusters of tiny lumps, which can disappear after a few months. They come in many different shapes and forms as shown in the pictures below, provided by our dermatology

Did you know that some benign bumps and warts on dogs can be remedied by a bottle of castor oil and some cotton balls? It's true! Here are the materials you'll need to successfully conduct this procedure.

The majority of dog warts are benign and don't necessarily require removal. If you do decide to remove your dog's warts, however, there are a few home remedies you can try on your own before going to the veterinarian and paying for...

Looking for a dog wart home remedy? Many dog owners have experienced success with Thuja. Of course, always consult a vet before trying home or natural remedies.

Have you ever seen a cauliflower wart-like growth on the skin of your dog? Yes, it is exactly what it looks like. If you didn’t know, dogs can get warts just

The goal of natural remedies in response to dog warts is to shrink the growth until it is fully healed. They are usually used as a primary measure up until the case becomes severe, at which point medical intervention may be necessary.