[nagdu] Sore paw?

[Daryl Marie]

Hey, Karyn,

Thanks for the pointers!  I'll for sure keep it in mind for the future; buy some Epsom salts for emergencies.

The paw has not gotten better; she is favoring it more every day... today she wouldn't even do her 3/4 turn to avoid the door by the back stairs at work.  I've got a vet appointment for her for 4:30... I have tot hink I'm being hyperactive, but I just KNOW something's not right...

Worried Daryl and limping Jenny
----- Original Message -----
From: Karyn & Thane <bcpaws4me at gmail.com>
To: Nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Tue, 22 Apr 2014 07:26:46 -0600 (MDT)
Subject: [nagdu] Sore paw?

Thane will often get a real irritation around one pad or another from 
various things. He used to always have it on all his feet after we'd go 
places that used really bad chemical cleaners for floors. When we moved in 
where we live now that was also the case.
I realize your situation seems to be different, but one thing vets 
recommended for us with irritation is to use epsom salt soaks. I had to do 
it the other day (dumb kids and their gum!) Though he doesn't like to stand 
in a bucket of water, afterwards he feels so good. Its so simple and so 
easy.
If your dogs foot does not improve in short order, I'd see a vet to be sure 
it is OK. One time Thane had something in his and by the time it bothered 
him, externally there was no obvious sign that something was in there.
In the meantime if your dog tolerates them, you might use boots for a few 
days while out working to reduce the pressure on the foot.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery whatever the cause.

Karyn and Thane 


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