My fur baby Christi is 11 and she have all these bumps all over her body the some bleed She have them everywhere when they bust they bleed

Hello, THese are benign warty growths. You can apply triple antibiotic cream to these places. It will not help them stop rupturing and bleeding but will keep them from getting infected. It would be best for your vet to remove them. I once removed 60 of these from one dog.

Hi My Shih tzu has almost like a boil on his stomach it looks inflamed it doesn’t seem to bother him or hurt him but it’s really kind of big and I’m not sure what to do

Hello- Thank you for your question. Without examining the growth it is difficult to say whether it is an area of infection or a skin tumor present. I would recommend scheduling an appointment with your veterinarian. They will be able to examine the swelling, can perform a fine needle aspirate to look at the cells under the microscope to identify what it is and provide appropriate treatment. If it is a tumor they may recommend removal of it surgically. Take care!

Just curious if this bump I found is anything to worry about. I think it is a sebaceous cyst.

Hello Thank you for the picture. It most certainly could be a cyst. You can monitor it and if you notice that it becomes larger or change colors, take your pet to a veterinarian for an exam. Good luck.

quarter size red bump, hole in center. blood and black gunk squeezed out. looked as if impacted hair in a pore

Hello- Thank you for your question. Dogs can get cysts that will become inflamed and rupture. It would be a good idea to have the area examined by your veterinarian so they can assess for infection and provide antibiotics and anti-inflammatories if needed. They may also recommend having the growth removed once it has healed some. Have a good evening.

My dog has had a large golf ball sized lump on her body. The vet didn't do a biopsy but said a surgery is not necessary. She's not spayed. So I'm concerned that she could get more of these lumps or that it could even be cancerous.

Thank you for your question. If you are concerned about the lump, it would be best to ask your veterinarian to do what is called a Fine Needle Aspirate, as that is a simple procedure that can be done in house to tell you if the lump is cancerous. That will give you more information about this lump, and you can have that done on new lumps if they appear. I hope that all goes well for her.