Warts on dogs are mostly located on the face, but could also be along the lips, in the mouth, the surface of the eye and between the toes. Some natural health practitioners believe warts in dogs are a result of over-vaccination.
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Causes
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Dog warts are most often the result of viral infection. The virus causing it is papillomavirus. The virus can spread from dog to dog, but not to a human.
Time Frame
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Most warts go away with time. Try to wait a month before pursuing a more aggressive treatment option for your pet.
Cryosurgery
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If the warts are really causing problems for the dogs, then cryosurgery may be an option. This involves freezing the warts of the canine. This is also used on humans with warts.
Thuya 30C
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Thuya 30C is a homeopathic remedy that can be used for dogs. Results may take up to a month.
Silicea 30C
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Silicea 30C is mixture of silicon dioxide and quartz. This remedy is recommended for large warts, particularly those that develop over a vaccination site.
VItamin E
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The oil of Vitamin E can reduce the size of warts in dogs. You can buy the oil or puncture Vitamin E capsules to extract the oil.
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