Common Dog Foot Problems
Dogs spend so much time running, jumping, and generally
romping around. It's no surprise, then, that dog foot
problems are fairly common. Examine your dog's paws
regularly - think of it as a "preventive"
health check! Doing so can help you identify minor
problems before they become most serious (and more
costly) problems. Here's a quick summary of some
of the more common dog foot problems:
If your dog runs a great deal, especially over
rough terrain or in very hot or very cold conditions,
consider investing in a set of dog booties. It takes
most dogs a bit of getting used to, but the boots
can save your dog's paws from excessive discomfort
or injury.
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