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DOG with PAW problem
For some reason my dog (a mini Dachshund) started licking his rear right paw
yesterday morning. He seems to be doing it uncontrollably, and I noticed that one of his "toes" has become a little raw right where the nail goes into the toe. Clearly, I need to contact my vet to get some advice, but he's out of the office till tomorrow, and I just wanted to see if anyone here had any idea's why he might be licking his paw so much. Could there be some kind of infection of the nail? Or maybe a splinter or something in there? Thanks Steve. |
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"Steve" wrote in message news:39KTc.4894$Zh3.2043@trndny02... For some reason my dog (a mini Dachshund) started licking his rear right paw yesterday morning. He seems to be doing it uncontrollably, and I noticed that one of his "toes" has become a little raw right where the nail goes into the toe. Clearly, I need to contact my vet to get some advice, but he's out of the office till tomorrow, and I just wanted to see if anyone here had any idea's why he might be licking his paw so much. Could there be some kind of infection of the nail? Or maybe a splinter or something in there? Thanks Steve. It could be an infection. You could just bathe it in salt water ~ while you wait to see the vet. I would not put anything on it ie cream etc. Pat |
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"Steve" wrote in message news:39KTc.4894$Zh3.2043@trndny02... For some reason my dog (a mini Dachshund) started licking his rear right paw yesterday morning. He seems to be doing it uncontrollably, and I noticed that one of his "toes" has become a little raw right where the nail goes into the toe. Clearly, I need to contact my vet to get some advice, but he's out of the office till tomorrow, and I just wanted to see if anyone here had any idea's why he might be licking his paw so much. Could there be some kind of infection of the nail? Or maybe a splinter or something in there? Thanks Steve. It could be an infection. You could just bathe it in salt water ~ while you wait to see the vet. I would not put anything on it ie cream etc. Pat |
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"Steve" wrote in message news:39KTc.4894$Zh3.2043@trndny02... For some reason my dog (a mini Dachshund) started licking his rear right paw yesterday morning. He seems to be doing it uncontrollably, and I noticed that one of his "toes" has become a little raw right where the nail goes into the toe. Clearly, I need to contact my vet to get some advice, but he's out of the office till tomorrow, and I just wanted to see if anyone here had any idea's why he might be licking his paw so much. Could there be some kind of infection of the nail? Or maybe a splinter or something in there? Thanks Steve. It could be an infection. You could just bathe it in salt water ~ while you wait to see the vet. I would not put anything on it ie cream etc. Pat |
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"Steve" wrote in message news:39KTc.4894$Zh3.2043@trndny02... For some reason my dog (a mini Dachshund) started licking his rear right paw yesterday morning. He seems to be doing it uncontrollably, and I noticed that one of his "toes" has become a little raw right where the nail goes into the toe. Clearly, I need to contact my vet to get some advice, but he's out of the office till tomorrow, and I just wanted to see if anyone here had any idea's why he might be licking his paw so much. Could there be some kind of infection of the nail? Or maybe a splinter or something in there? Thanks Steve. It could be an infection. You could just bathe it in salt water ~ while you wait to see the vet. I would not put anything on it ie cream etc. Pat |
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"Steve" wrote in message news:39KTc.4894$Zh3.2043@trndny02... For some reason my dog (a mini Dachshund) started licking his rear right paw yesterday morning. He seems to be doing it uncontrollably, and I noticed that one of his "toes" has become a little raw right where the nail goes into the toe. Clearly, I need to contact my vet to get some advice, but he's out of the office till tomorrow, and I just wanted to see if anyone here had any idea's why he might be licking his paw so much. Could there be some kind of infection of the nail? Or maybe a splinter or something in there? Thanks Steve. It could be an infection. You could just bathe it in salt water ~ while you wait to see the vet. I would not put anything on it ie cream etc. Pat |
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"Steve" wrote in message news:39KTc.4894$Zh3.2043@trndny02... For some reason my dog (a mini Dachshund) started licking his rear right paw yesterday morning. He seems to be doing it uncontrollably, and I noticed that one of his "toes" has become a little raw right where the nail goes into the toe. Clearly, I need to contact my vet to get some advice, but he's out of the office till tomorrow, and I just wanted to see if anyone here had any idea's why he might be licking his paw so much. Could there be some kind of infection of the nail? Or maybe a splinter or something in there? Thanks Steve. It could be an infection. You could just bathe it in salt water ~ while you wait to see the vet. I would not put anything on it ie cream etc. Pat |
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Could be any number of things to include an ant bite. You might try
covering that paw with something (gauze w/sock & taped around ankle to keep from ripping it off) to keep him from making it worse with the licking and to keep dirt from getting to the sore spot until the vet can examine him. -- Tara |
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Could be any number of things to include an ant bite. You might try
covering that paw with something (gauze w/sock & taped around ankle to keep from ripping it off) to keep him from making it worse with the licking and to keep dirt from getting to the sore spot until the vet can examine him. -- Tara |
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Could be any number of things to include an ant bite. You might try
covering that paw with something (gauze w/sock & taped around ankle to keep from ripping it off) to keep him from making it worse with the licking and to keep dirt from getting to the sore spot until the vet can examine him. -- Tara |
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