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Dogs Noses

memomy · 2011-02-04 14:01:39

Ive noticed ove the last month or two that my dogs nose has gone from being pure black in colour to a light shade of brown. Is this normal?

04-02-2011 3:01pm

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memomy

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Ive noticed ove the last month or two that my dogs nose has gone from being pure black in colour to a light shade of brown. Is this normal?

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#2 04-02-2011 3:16pm

koneko

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What kind of dog is it?

Sounds like ye olde snow nose to me.

http://vetmedicine.about.com/od/diseasesconditionsfaqs/f/snow_nose.htm

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#3 04-02-2011 3:37pm

memomy

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Shes a Maltese! so it is a fairly common thing then? As long as her nose doesnt end up falling off I dont mind

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#4 04-02-2011 4:20pm

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It's also known as dudley nose. Don't worry, it's just a change in pigmentation, nothing to worry about, so long as you don't intend to show your dog. It's very common.

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#5 04-02-2011 5:39pm

memomy

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boomerang wrote: »

It's also known as dudley nose. Don't worry, it's just a change in pigmentation, nothing to worry about, so long as you don't intend to show your dog. It's very common.

Well thats good news I certainly don't have any intention to show the dog that's for sure. Thanks again.

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#6 04-02-2011 10:27pm

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adding a pinch of seaweed powder to her feed will help bring the pigment back too!!

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