Warts on puppies

There are several types of papillomaviruses that cause warts on dogs on different parts of the body (for example, some in the mouth and others on the feet). Once a dog becomes infected with one type of papillomavirus, it acquires immunity to that virus. But it can become infected with other types. Any dog can get dog warts, but they are most common in young dogs and dogs on immunosuppressant drugs.
Frisko arrived for his next follow-up after a month and still had warts. We were getting pretty desperate as the warts around his eyes and under his tongue in particular were bothering him a lot. Because of the location around the eyes and on the mucous membranes of the oral cavity, I didn't dare to choose topical products that I use for warts on older dogs. Fortunately, I had the idea to use Audivet topically, a herbal product designed for external use. It works on inflammation of the mucous membranes and skin. It adjusts the pH of the skin and mucous membranes, which are critical to the permeability of the skin barrier, and prevents the growth of unwanted bacteria, fungi and parasites.

The disease is manifested by pale growths that spread rapidly and grow into cauliflower-shaped papillomas with small thread-like projections. Their size is around 2 cm. They are most commonly found on the mucous membranes of the oral cavity, the edges of lips, larynx and tonsils. Outside the oral cavity, they are found on the eyelids and conjunctiva of the eyes, scalp and lower limbs.
It has antiviral, antibacterial and antifungal effects. I have had excellent experience with Audivet when using it on gingivitis in cats, so I knew we could use it safely on warts on the mucous membranes of the oral cavity and, of course, to treat warts on the skin. Then I heard nothing about Frisko for three months. I had many guesses as to why. After three months, Frisko came to get Skelevet and did not have a single wart on him. I asked when he had got rid of them. They disappeared on the third day after the Audivet application! Wonderful!

"Enjoy caring for your animal friends. Feel every touch and the healing energy that jumps between you. It's a necessity when caring for skin.“
Veterinarian Miroslava Můčková Uzlová, DVM author of the article

Internal administration of Virovet and Imunovet together with topical application of Audivet is a beautiful trio for fighting warts. I am very happy. Due to the large number of warts and the problems that the warts were causing for Frisko, especially affecting his ability to swallow and his eyes, we could not wait for the spontaneous disappearance of the warts, which takes months. If we had not succeeded with conservative therapy, we would have had to remove some of the warts surgically. Although I like surgery, I am an advocate of preventing surgery and only operating when all other options fail. Moreover, the dog is infectious and therefore Frisko could not have been around other dogs for long time. As we all know, social contact between puppies is extremely important and irreplaceable. Warts are transmitted from infected dogs to those individuals who have weakened or injured skin. The papillomavirus can survive on the skin for several weeks and, in that time, others can become infected from an infected dog. It usually takes one to two months after infection for the warts to appear. Frisko was not allowed to attend the dog training centre, and this was obviously very unpleasant. I would also recommend giving Virovet to dogs that have come into contact with an infected individual.