MRSA is primarily given by two reasons! 1. Physical contact. (skin-to-skin contact with someone who has this disease)
2. Touching contaminated objects. (touching an object that has bacterial properties on its surface.)
It is only carried by 2 out of 100 people of our population (2%)
It is rare to get, but hospitals still see this disease. To prevent from getting it, (this disease is common among teenagers and athletes) you should wash your hands, take showers, and bandage cuts and wounds often.
<span>Mercer / MRSA is a disease that spreads through physical contact. (Meaning if you touched someone with Mercer/MRSA, or you touched something that an infected person touched as well, you will also contract it.)
But thankfully, Mercer/ MRSA is a very rare and a tiny percent of the world's population has contracted it.
Are the bumps kinda hard and squishy? If so they could possibly be either fat deposits or tumors. Its always best to get an expert approval so I recommend taking the dog to the vet just to be on the safe side.