How to recognize and treat salivary mucocele in dogs<br>Look for swelling of the chin. One of the major signs that a dog might have a salivary mucocele is swelling under the chin. The swelling occurs in the angle of the jaw.
One of the major signs that a dog might have a salivary mucocele is bleeding under the chin.
One of the signs is swelling, not bleeding.
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