Dog pimples/acne occurs when the hair follicles become inflamed, tender, and irritated resulting in a breakout on the lips, chin, and muzzle.

And for treatment...Talk to your Vet.

Sometimes, a topical Benzoyl Peroxide ointment is also recommended for ongoing care, and if your dog has a serious case, your vet may also decide to prescribe oral steroids

consult your vet regarding it

don't apply any sort of ointment or something without consulting your vet

It's always better to consult a vet As this need a correct treatment , than applying any ointment without expert advice

Ya But Vet Consultation is very important for every pet parent.

Please share details like: age, any allergies you've found with the experts.

In this case, you should consult a vet as they will be able to guide you better by checking it in front. It could be because of various reasons.

Consult a vet about this.😊

please consult your vet .

one reason this might have happened is if you wash your pet's utensils with detergent and some of it was stuck. Our vet suggested to not use dishwash soap to wash our pet's utensils and rather sterlise it in hot water. For medicine our vet suggested to apply a particular hempseed oil to yhe pimple region. But would suggest to consult your vet individually for this.

Nice question Muskan. Dog acne is essentially due to a build-up, clog, or bacteria, oil, and dead skin cells inside a hair follicle.

Oreo is still a puppy and puppies are much more likely to get these acne than an adult or senior dogs, so it's normal.

Also, regular bathing at least a couple of times every month will help your furbaby remain clean. Poor dental hygiene can cause acne around the mouth area, so giving your dog an edible dental treat or brushing their teeth few times a week can help. For chronic pimples, please do consult the PET EXPERTS or your VETERINARIAN!