Dog licking paws constantly---frostbite? - how do i know if my dog has frostbite
Last Saturday I took my dog (10 lb Pomerania) with me to make a racket. Finally, we have one hours waiting with all our warm clothes on my friend to appear. Finally, we had to walk the route which is about 1 / 3 miles.
Is on the way to fall my dog one of his feet - doggie boots - because he could not say no one cares began, I took them all. But when we arrived at the track, I began to fear that their feet to eat ice cream when my boots in the snow. So I decided to go home. I took a little place, the boots for the rest. He immediately went home and stayed with him for the rest of the day.
But it seems that since then has been obsessively lick their paws. There once was a leg when he does something to irritate his dew claws. The pads of the feet look normal, no swelling or cracking.
And when the keeper that I'm paranoid, I'm afraid that he will receive a sunburn. How do I know what happened?
Saturday, January 23, 2010
How Do I Know If My Dog Has Frostbite Dog Licking Paws Constantly---frostbite?
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You're not paranoid, but I would call your vet and have checked out. I'm not sure if the pads change color of a dog that has been damaged by cold, but better safe than sorry. Problem can also be a tension - in this case, it is also worth a visit to the vet. POMS are active dogs and if they are bored, self-mutilation. If what you do, you need to find somethng to do with your dog to take, agility, obedience, tricks training class, etc. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteYou're not paranoid, but I would call your vet and have checked out. I'm not sure if the pads change color of a dog that has been damaged by cold, but better safe than sorry. Problem can also be a tension - in this case, it is also worth a visit to the vet. POMS are active dogs and if they are bored, self-mutilation. If what you do, you need to find somethng to do with your dog to take, agility, obedience, tricks training class, etc. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteYou're not paranoid, but I would call your vet and have checked out. I'm not sure if the pads change color of a dog that has been damaged by cold, but better safe than sorry. Problem can also be a tension - in this case, it is also worth a visit to the vet. POMS are active dogs and if they are bored, self-mutilation. If what you do, you need to find somethng to do with your dog to take, agility, obedience, tricks training class, etc. Good luck!
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ReplyDeleteI'm Paranoid (of course I like the idea that it is very concerned) about the health of my pets, too. Freezing sounds like a possibility. I think that is at least one call to the veterinarian is required. You decide whether they should see.
ReplyDeleteI would say that allergies, but what you describe is not useful. Can you walk on the salt? If there is a pharmacy could be made to spend money to make a "salt", which does not appeal to the legs of the animals. If it does not freeze your dog can not stand or walk. Check W / Your veterinarian is the best advice.
ReplyDeleteIn Chicago, when the weather is too cold to take road salt, to add other chemicals, and I heard on the news last night, but for my life, I do not remember. Fair also a good starting point (boredom), but it would be a permanent condition, and you need to do this is now very unlikely.