This could be a blocked duct, an infection or much less likely a growth. Without examining it is impossible to know, a small sample taken for analysis under a .
Our collection of common lumps and bumps, resources, and photos can answer some basic questions about the most frequent lumps on dogs and cats.
Dogs can sprout a variety of lumps, bumps, and skin growths, especially as they get older. Fortunately, most are merely unsightly or messy rather than harmful.
Dogs can get benign tumors of their eyelids, as well as bacterial infections and cancerous tumors. It would be a good idea to have Odie seen by your veterinarian, as they can look at the lump, determine what it might be, and recommend any treatment that the may need.
