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    Dogs sore paws

    My dogs hammered his paws . Any one got any advice on what I can do to give him some relieve . Poor bugger is very sore .
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    This is my pisstake answer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Twoshotkill View Post
    This is my pisstake answer

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    Actually not that silly mate, my brother is a dog handler for USAR (Urban Search and Rescue ) They use them when the dog has to go over broken ground, broken concrete , glass etc.

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    My retriever had cracked paws after last duck opening, 2 days in the water isnt good for them.
    I called the vet and said to rub Manuka Honey into them to help bring them right, it works but its bloody hard keeping it on there feet cos they smell it then chow down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Twoshotkill View Post
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    Thanks twoshot my mrs has already mentioned those . Wtf he already has a wetsuit for duckshooting .
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    been looking at a set of those for my jack russel, that red is about the same colour as his paws after a day on hot sharp stones
    poor bugger spends all nite licking them for the next day

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    Im Trying to find blaze orrange for mine (blaze blue would be mint) but most of them dont look like they would last 5 mins in the bush i hunt.
    He had a velcro strap cover and it lasted about an hour.... Being a viszla im shit scared someone is gonna take a shot at him... especialy in sika country during the roar!

    If the honey works try a plastic bag over the honey to stop the licking at night???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mohawk660 View Post
    Actually not that silly mate, my brother is a dog handler for USAR (Urban Search and Rescue ) They use them when the dog has to go over broken ground, broken concrete , glass etc.
    Over glass etc i could imagine them being a must have....

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    If the honey works try a plastic bag over the honey to stop the licking at night???Mate this dog eats tubs of margarine of the bench , container and all ! . The plastic bag will only keep it fresh until he decides to eat it
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    Bag balm.

    Lion Country Supply is quite good for dog boots etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
    My dogs hammered his paws . Any one got any advice on what I can do to give him some relieve . Poor bugger is very sore .
    Take the hammer from him. Dogs and hand tools don't mix.
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    Pad Aid from the vets or pet shops. Helps dry and harden split and abraided pads. Aerotete spray (Purple aerosol) from the vets is good too approx $40 for can but valuable addition to first aid kit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Take the hammer from him. Dogs and hand tools don't mix.
    He's blody hopeless , I'll try him with a nail gun instead !
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    mine has run his feet raw a few times too.
    I was carrying him outside for a week to do his business.
    it was just time and a spray called "pad spray" some pink stuff which dries quick. (funnily enough kind of like meths)

    or if you want to go old school, my boss, when he was a kid, it was his job to dip the working dogs feet in meths, its spose to dry them out and harden them.
    I never did try it, I didn't want to when his feet were raw, and once healed never worried about it. mines just a pet and isn't suppose to run his feet raw.

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    A mate uses meths on their pads.
    I use the booty thing's from Welcome to www.realdog.co.nz A good kiwi company in Ranfurly that make their own gear......

 

 

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