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drewskie Newbie

my doogy emma has finally come home last night she has been missing for a week and 2 days she laid down on someones porch and they saw our sign in town i was so happy i almost cried when we got her home we found out that her paws were all torn on the bottom from running they are still bleeding today


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That is great news!!!! Glad to hear doggy is okay and home!!!

BRUMI1968 Collaborator

Wow. I wonder what she was up to. Make sure to put some salve on the paws if you can. They make some nice ones for dog's paws (since they can lick it, it has to be edible). Our dog once stepped on a burning firecracker ember (not afraid of firecrackers) and he had to wear a shoe on that foot for a week while it got better. He sure hated that, but it helped. Consider shoes if the paws need more t.l.c. than they can get with her walking around.

Yahoo anyway.

corinne Apprentice

What a relief to find your dog again!

My friend's black lab loves to run while we ski and a few times when the snow has been crystally, she's gotten pretty sore paws. Bag balm (used on cow udders) works great on dog paws too. My friend has tried the shoes, but her dog will sit down in the snow and won't move until her feet are free.

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