Can dogs get skin tags?

Skin tags are benign lumps of skin that often appear on older dogs of any breed. They can appear anywhere on a dog’s body but are often found on areas like the knees, the sides of the loin, the armpits, and the sides of the forelegs. read more

What Canine Skin Tags Are. Canine skin tags are small skin growths that look like warts. They're often mistaken for canine skin cancer, but in fact they're benign (noncancerous). Vets don't know why dogs develop skin tags, but they think factors like genetics or allergic sensitivities may play a role in the development of skin tags in dogs. Identifying Skin Tags on Your Dog. Dog skin tags look a lot like warts. They can grow anywhere on your dog's body. read more

Skin tags that grow on a dog’s eyelids grow much faster in comparison to other parts of the body. This can be irritating, as it can cause the dog's eyes to droop or partially close. However, unless the dog is bothered, it may be a good idea to leave it alone. Skin tag removal on the eyelids can be sensitive so it is best done by the veterinarian. read more