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PostSubject: feet bleed   feet bleed EmptyTue Jun 10, 2014 3:37 pm
hi this morning while I was apply some Neosporin and fly repellent on my pup's ear I notice that one of his paw was bleeding look like his nail so I apply some petroleum jelly on his feet will that heal it? because If I apply Neosporin on it he will just lick it and I don't think its good 4 him to eat.
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PostSubject: Re: feet bleed   feet bleed EmptyTue Jun 10, 2014 4:21 pm
Is it his actual paw pad, or the nail? If it's the paw, I suggest a cream called Mushers secret. It works great to heal and it's natural so it's ok if they lick it. If it's the nail, you can put some flower on it to help stop the bleeding. Either way I suggest you keep it clean and stop him from licking it too much.
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PostSubject: Re: feet bleed   feet bleed EmptyTue Jun 10, 2014 6:08 pm
It looks like,the,nail so i apply some,petroleum jelly on it and he lick it so i guess,its,ok
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