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dohertyswissy:
Ranger has a couple spots of "puppy acne" on his chin.  It doesn't seem to bother him at all.  The vet said that unless it gets really bad or spreads that there is no need to worry.  Does anybody else's puppy have this?  Do you do anything to get rid of it or do they outgrow it? 

I figure he just wants to be like mommy, considering I have a zit on my forehead right now and it is NOT cute!   ::)

Jaimie:
My Dobie had acne under his chin when he was younger, I never treated it with anything, it just cleared up on its own.  And I have also noticed that my other dog Sasha has a couple as well, I am not concerned about it at all.

Kermit:
Do you feed him from a plastic bowl? Some dogs have an allergic reaction to plastic. (Some cats too.) It can cause bumps/pimples around their mouth and chin. If you do use a plastic bowl, try using ceramic or stainless steel instead, and see if it clears up.
 :)

mastiffmommy:
Heard about the plastic verses stainless, never tried if it makes any difference though. Most puppies get it, especially the large ones that eat slobbery. One thing that you probably already do is to always wipe under chin when done eating.

When I had danes, they were I think more prone to the puppy pimples than the ones I have now, one breeder told me about two homeopath "meds" I used them and it clearit it up pretty fast, and it was bad to the point the vet wanted to put the girl  on antibiotic.

I am totally unsure about the english spelling so hold on here lol

One is called Silicia, the other is called Lachesis

They are both from the homeopath or health store, and I can highly recommend them

hmmmm maybe I ought to go see if I can find the correct spelling  ;D

Marit

dohertyswissy:
Ranger has ceramic bowls, so I think I'm okay there. 

I think I'll just keep an eye on it.....thanks for the med stuff Marit!  Do you know a source?  Just in case it gets worse...

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