whiskers
Boxer Insane
Sooo on Saturday (2 nights ago) I was petting Juno's head and noticed a little raised area. And I mean LITTLE. Super tiny, surprised I felt it. I stopped to feel around more thoroughly and there are 2 raised areas on her head, maybe an inch or so away from each other.
I don't like feeling things like that but decided not to panic, thought maybe they could just be bug bites or something. But yeah they haven't gone away.
I'm starting to enter panic mode just because, clearly, they aren't just bug bites. Have they grown or changed in 2 days time? No. And I don't believe they were there before Saturday, because I pet this dog's head ALL THE TIME and as quickly as I noticed it, I don't think they would have went undetected for more than a day or two.
They're just so SMALL. I know it's illogical but in my mind small = insignificant. I don't want to drag her to work with me and make her sit in a kennel for half the day for something pointless...
I shaved the areas as best I could, without making it too obvious and making her head ugly
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The 2 spots:
file_zps54dc0fcb.jpg Photo by SingedWhiskers | Photobucket
Circled for easy location:
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y1...e-3373-49f0-89f7-fa328dff186a_zpsd80293e2.jpg
Close up of one:
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y105/SingedWhiskers/Dog/moar/file_zps55c237d4.jpg
Incidentally I just ran bloodwork on her a week ago when I drew for her heartworm test. I know you guys aren't vets and can't decipher it but thought I'd include it anyway. Her CBC has some out of range values, which at first I thought nothing of and still they're probably insignificant, but now I'm paranoid... I put red dots next to the "abnormal" values:
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y1...3-5205-4d0d-8a67-52ee882b88ac_zpsd9c38460.jpg
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y105/SingedWhiskers/Dog/moar/file_zpsc32c4c93.jpg
(The first three rows should read as "basophils, platelets, anisocytosis")
I guess I'm just looking for some insight. What you guys think these are? I'm probably worried over nothing.
I don't like feeling things like that but decided not to panic, thought maybe they could just be bug bites or something. But yeah they haven't gone away.
I'm starting to enter panic mode just because, clearly, they aren't just bug bites. Have they grown or changed in 2 days time? No. And I don't believe they were there before Saturday, because I pet this dog's head ALL THE TIME and as quickly as I noticed it, I don't think they would have went undetected for more than a day or two.
They're just so SMALL. I know it's illogical but in my mind small = insignificant. I don't want to drag her to work with me and make her sit in a kennel for half the day for something pointless...
I shaved the areas as best I could, without making it too obvious and making her head ugly

The 2 spots:
file_zps54dc0fcb.jpg Photo by SingedWhiskers | Photobucket
Circled for easy location:
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y1...e-3373-49f0-89f7-fa328dff186a_zpsd80293e2.jpg
Close up of one:
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y105/SingedWhiskers/Dog/moar/file_zps55c237d4.jpg
Incidentally I just ran bloodwork on her a week ago when I drew for her heartworm test. I know you guys aren't vets and can't decipher it but thought I'd include it anyway. Her CBC has some out of range values, which at first I thought nothing of and still they're probably insignificant, but now I'm paranoid... I put red dots next to the "abnormal" values:
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y1...3-5205-4d0d-8a67-52ee882b88ac_zpsd9c38460.jpg
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y105/SingedWhiskers/Dog/moar/file_zpsc32c4c93.jpg
(The first three rows should read as "basophils, platelets, anisocytosis")
I guess I'm just looking for some insight. What you guys think these are? I'm probably worried over nothing.