Help need advice

[KrysA724]

My Gabe has a crooked tongue and makes a terrible mess "everytime" he eats or drinks. You'll get used to the mess, just make sure you have a towel near his feeding area to wipe his face off. Have fun.

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Gabe is so freaking adorable! Crooked tongue and all

[2BullyMama]

Thanks to all, i will be monitoring it, hopefully its nothing

you need to have her mouth checked, this isn’t normal and there could be an injury

[StellaBella1]

Yes, i will be taking her to the vet.

[2BullyMama]

Yes, i will be taking her to the vet.

Let us know how she is


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[StellaBella1]

Hi,

Sorry it has taken so long to get back to you all with respect to Stella's condition. After consulting with the vet he said her tongue issue could be 2 things and that we need to monitor it, it could be Elongated soft pallet or salivary mucocele. Has anyone experienced this with their dog?

[2BullyMama]

Hi,

Sorry it has taken so long to get back to you all with respect to Stella's condition. After consulting with the vet he said her tongue issue could be 2 things and that we need to monitor it, it could be Elongated soft pallet or salivary mucocele. Has anyone experienced this with their dog?

Palate, yes, my first boy and my Frenchie had the surgery without issue and it cleared up some problems


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[StellaBella1]

Good to hear thanks

[helsonwheels]

Hi,

Sorry it has taken so long to get back to you all with respect to Stella's condition. After consulting with the vet he said her tongue issue could be 2 things and that we need to monitor it, it could be Elongated soft pallet or salivary mucocele. Has anyone experienced this with their dog?

I’ve never heard of an Elongated soft pallet in pups. It’s very rare.

A salivary mucocele is usually trauma from a choke chain & does he wear one? Or, if your dog got bitten in the neck, sudden hyperextension of the neck might be the causes. In a nutshell stretching/tearing the salivary gland/duct that drains saliva from the gland to the mouth. A lot of dogs will have like under the jowls a size of a lemon bump.

You mentioned your pup like to play with sticks, any splinter or piece of rope in the teeth according to your vet?

[Cbrugs]

Hi,

Sorry it has taken so long to get back to you all with respect to Stella's condition. After consulting with the vet he said her tongue issue could be 2 things and that we need to monitor it, it could be Elongated soft pallet or salivary mucocele. Has anyone experienced this with their dog?

Is your vet experienced with bulldogs? If not, I would definitely get a second opinion.


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[StellaBella1]

No i don't believe he is experienced with specifically bulldogs. He does have a french bulldog of his own but thanks for the suggestion.