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Lip Spot?

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bethmcfc

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My baby,Pip,has a little,orange it seems,spot on her lip.It'a not anything serious is it?
 
Could you please post a picture. It is likely veg, but just saying without seeing is merely guessing!
 
Hard to tell from the picture, but looks like a small abscess. Best too get your vet to look at it. Has it been there long?
 
Should i put sudocreme or germalene or any cream on my pigs lip spot? Worried owner
 
Please have her seen by a vet first! We have got a piggy savvy UK vet locator on the top bar. Sudocrem should not be ingested. If you wish to, you can get saline from the pharmacy or make it yourself by stirring one teaspoon of water into one pint of boiled, cooled water.

PS: I have merged the threads. We would be grateful if you could please keep any questions about the same issue to the same thread to keep confusion and misleading advice due to inclomplete information to a minimum. Thanks!

PS2: With members from all over the world, we find it very helpful in always giving you the correct advice and if possible local recommendations for your part of the world straight away if you please added your country, state or (for the UK) your county/city to your details. Thanks!
 
No I should wait until you get a diagnosis from your vet. A lot of human meds are unsafe for piggies.
 
Good news!

PS: I have merged your two threads. Please keep all updates to the original thread. We see so many different cases that it becomes confusing for us when we jump between them all the time. It can also lead to us giving misleading advice if cannot take the whole background or complexity of an illness into account.
 
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