Angela P. asked

🐕  Dog Health

My dog, Myrtle, has sudden swelling in her face. She is 5 years old and has had some bladder infections in the past, but nothing serious. What could be causing this swelling and what should I do?

September 24th, 2024

Robin R. answered

The sudden onset of facial swelling in Myrtle is likely due to an allergic reaction, which is common...

September 24th, 2024

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