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DOG WARTS
Dog skin warts are benign (non-cancerous) tumors or bumps that can grow anywhere on a dog’s skin. You are most likely to discover a wart on your dog while petting or brushing him. Dog warts can become bothersome for the pet and should be treated to accelerate the removal process.
Symptoms of Dog Skin Warts
Warts are small growths on a dog’s skin. They are often cauliflower-shaped. They may be skin-colored or whitish-yellow in color. Warts are caused by a virus called papillomavirus. Because they are caused by a virus, what starts as one wart will often spread and because several warts. They may appear in clusters, or may appear on different parts of the body.
Warts are not painful, but they may be irritating to your pet. Your dog may lick or bite at a wart. In this case, the wart may bleed or become infected. If this happens, he will need treatment for the wart.
Diagnosis
Your vet can usually diagnose warts just by looking at them. If there is a question, your vet will perform a biopsy. In this test, a needle is used to remove some cells from the bump to be examined by a pathologist. This will determine the exact nature of the bump and make sure it is not cancer or something more problematic than a wart.
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