Solutions to hyperplastic meatballs in dogs:

1. If the meatballs do not become enlarged or metastasize, it should be a benign hyperplasia. Need to worry.

2. If the size of the meat ball increases in a short period of time and metastasis is found in other parts of the dog's body, it must be surgically removed under the diagnosis and treatment of a doctor.

Causes of hyperplasia of meat balls in dogs:

1. Joint hyperplasia. If you find a meat ball on the joint of the puppy’s front leg, it may be due to water accumulation. status.

2. If the puppy has a meat ball on its front leg joint, you can check to see if there is arthritis.

3. If you find a fleshy ball at the joint and small red spots, it is most likely caused by infection.