Why does my dog have a dry crusty nose?
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2 Answers
There are many reasons why your dog may have dry crusty nose bumps making it difficult to make a spot diagnosis. Here are some of them:
Abscesses Allergic and contact dermatitis, Flea allergy Benign tumors Callus Canine acne Calcinosis cutis Skin cancer
This could be a common cold or lack of ability to regulate circulate. Try adjusting the temperature in your house. If it stays extra dry and crusty, call your vet -- it could also just be from old age.
Sometimes it happens because of dehydration and sometimes allergy, a few months ago my dog also suffered from this problem and My sister suggested me a Dry Dog Nose Balm from Puppington, and believe me it works very well now my dog is normal.