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5 Year Old Aussie Has Black Area On Gums Is This Normal
by Loretta Riordan
(Spokane, Wa)
Zeke
My 5 year old Australian Shepherd has black areas on his gums. Is this normal? His teeth are in good condition and he does not have bad breath.
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