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Re: Dog Testicals
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There dosn't seem to be any sign of infection by any pus or discharge, although there is a slight smell. To be honeset when I first saw it I fought I was something stuck to him or a lump, then I realised what it was and checked for another- which I found and it looks differentLast edited by Gemma83; 16-04-2008 at 02:28 PM. |
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Re: Dog Testicals
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I just phoned my vets and they said to look for any other colour patches on his skin and if I can't find any or if he starts worring at the area to take him in |
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Re: Dog Testicals
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It is not his testicles that are different colours as the skin over the testicles and this can be any colour. |
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Re: Dog Testicals
Thanks, I might take him down anyway, If he was patchy all over I wouldn't have been concerened, but I just took another look and its a perferct round circle of patchy brown colour. I used to have a patchy bermuse cat and when she was spayed and shaved her body was mutli coloured so I know is normal, but when when the rest of the body is pink seems a little odd to have one ramdon brown ball.
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Re: Dog Testicals
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It is on my 21 year old dog and if they could be split, then he would have one tan and the other white. |
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