What are the blackheads on my dog’s belly?
Blackheads on your dog’s belly may be melanin deposits, fleas, or fungal infection. If your dog’s belly has itching, redness, swelling, dandruff, etc., it is a skin disease caused by parasites or fungal infection, and you need help. The dog is dewormed externally, and then a drug to treat the fungus is applied to the affected area; if there are no abnormalities, then it is melanin deposition, which will not have an impact on the dog's health.
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