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Last fall our Springer Spaniel Parker (yeah, I said it) came into the house with a little knob on the top of her head. We assumed she bumped her head on something outside because she is so graceful, but within 15 minutes her muzzle blew up to about twice the normal size. It was in the evening so I called the on call vet, she recommended trying children's Benadryl as our first action. The swelling started to go down almost immediately.
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