Dogs are the most important animals of mankind. They are one of the loyal companions, but their soles are prone to various problems, such as redness, swelling and inflammation.
If this condition is not treated in time, it may cause pain to the dog and affect their walking and life.
Therefore, as pet owners, we need to know how to treat redness, swelling and inflammation on the soles of dogs' feet
First of all, we need to understand what is the cause of redness, swelling and inflammation of the soles of dogs' feet.
Usually, this problem is caused by the following reasons:
1. Walking for a long time Or run.
2. The weather is too hot or too cold.
3. The cuticle of the sole of the foot is too thin or too thick.
4. Long-term exposure to chemicals or other irritating substances.
If we find redness, swelling and inflammation on the soles of the dog's feet, we should take the following measures: 1. Check the soles of the feet: Observe the soles of the dog's feet Whether there are scratches or cuts, etc., and whether there are foreign objects stuck in the soles of the feet.
2. Clean the soles of your dog’s feet: Use warm water and non-irritating soap to clean the soles of your dog’s feet, and then gently dry them with a towel.
3. Apply ointment: If there is redness, swelling and inflammation on the sole of the foot, we can use some ointment specially designed to treat this problem and apply it to the dog on the soles of the feet.
4. Wear small shoes: If we find that dogs are prone to redness, swelling and inflammation on the soles of their feet, we can put them on a pair of small shoes to protect their soles.
In addition, we also need to pay attention to the following matters to prevent Redness, swelling and inflammation of the soles of the dog's feet: 1. Trim the paws regularly: Too long paws will increase the friction and burden on the dog when walking, and can easily cause redness, swelling and inflammation of the soles of the feet.
2. Take timely rest: Do not let your dog exercise excessively. To avoid causing redness, swelling and inflammation of the soles of the feet.
3. Control the walking route: Try to avoid the dog walking on uneven ground such as grass and gravel roads.
In short, redness, swelling and inflammation of the soles of dog feet is a common pet disease that requires timely treatment and prevention.
If this happens to the dog, we can treat it by cleaning the soles of the feet and applying ointments. At the same time, we must pay attention to preventive measures so that our dogs can grow up healthily and happily.