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We just noticed this about a week ago, part of her nose is turning pink. It was small at first but we just returned from a 4 day trip and it has really spread.

It seem to be coming from her mouth but we can't find a sore. We are taking her to the vet on Wednesday but I was wondering if this has happened to anybody.

Thanks for any advice! I am a little worried. Lynn

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good idea to take her to the vet. you don't mention whether it is a sore spot or just a spot that has lost its pigmentation. hope the vet solves the mystery!

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I've heard (purely hearsay) that genuinely pink typically has a medical source, whereas a light grayish loss of pigment (that can look pinkish next to the black nose leather) is typically genetic in origin. (And generally harmless, except to a show dog's prospects.) So a trip to the vet is wise, if only to be reassured.

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I heard pigmintation as well or when weather turns cold it can casue this condition as well. It can possably be

a contact allergy to his/her rubber or plastic bowls. Try changing them to ceramic or metal if possable. I'm sure it is nothing, but, a vet check is always wise.

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We just found out that Lily has an ulcer on her lip. We are treating it with antibiotics. The vet said it should clear up fairly easily.

I am soooo relieved! I started to diagnose it myself on the internet and got into a frenzy! I always jump to the worse conclusions!

Lynn

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