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Hi all! New member here! My blue Staffy puppy is only 10 weeks old and he has a few small white dry bumps on his head which can be seen more easily depending on which way the light catches him but you can feel them too? They don't seem to bother him in any way, he's not scratching or shaking his head and his ears look perfect inside thus far. Had his second jabs today and the vet said they are nothing to worry about and will go on their own as he has some kind of mites inherited from nursing from his dam, which is evidently quite normal? Has been fleaed and wormed as a matter of course from his vet given puppy pack. Anyone else had this too and/or have any info/advice? Cheers!

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Hi ya Cathy, welcome to the forum from Flo and me

Sounds like you've got a great fur family there. I can't really offer any experience sorry, though I would probably try and take the vet advice at face value unless any other symptoms emerge.

I split your post so that you get your own views and, hopefully, better advice than I've given.

Hi there welcome along. Gus sometimes gets spots but they never bother him and go away quickly.

Hi from me & Katy, if the vet isn't worried then you shouldn't, our pups get lumps & bumps occasionally that don't seem to bother them