antosha's blog

As story goes, after two weeks of applying anty-warts oil, Antosha's wart start getting noticeable smaller almost every day. At the end of 3rd week large wart on a right side of his leap get so small, so it became impossible to treat. There is a tiny white "dot". The small wart in the middle of his leap also get smaller, hardly visible. As a practical view, we can say his warts disappeared for good.
End of the story!

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This is a dog's papilloma (wart). It is a common growth of young dogs and is caused by a virus(papilloma virus). It is benign(not malignant) and as such does not represent a threat to his health and need not be biopsied, although they are unsightly. Sometimes they can become quite numerous and frequently are found in the mouth, on the tongue , etc. If he was very cooperative I may be able to remove it under local anesthesia, but it would more likely require general sedation based on its location as they tend to move their heads a lot when we try to cut and suture there as opposed to say a growth on the back. Exam , general sedation and surgical removal would be about $275, although this would not include a pre-anesthetic blood test ($88), which we would recommend to minimize risk should you want it.
Dr. Glasser


This picture below was taken about a month ago, it's obvious wart has grown since:


After researching available treatments for dog's warts we decided to go with natural medication and placed order - http://www.forces-of-nature.net/topics/warts/Dog_Wart_Removal.htm -- link goes to: http://forcesofnature-shop.net/index.php?cPath=23

We ordered: "Warts NM Xtreme Strength 33ml" and "Immunoboost for Warts 500ml". Looking forward to receiving this product and treat Antosha's big wart on his leap !!