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jalepeno
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PostSubject: Cut Paw and Resultant Limp   Cut Paw and Resultant Limp EmptyMon Aug 31, 2020 5:40 pm

Bodhi picked up a rock in his left paw on a walk. He started to limp. Of course, he wouldn't let me get the rock out until I got home and added two more hands to hold him down. Then he started to limp on the other side. I thought it was overcompensation and it would pass. This AM, the limp was worse, so off to the vet we went. The vet discovered a cut in his right paw. Now he's looking at three days of taking it easy, walking in a booty, antibiotics and epsom bath soaks of the offending paw. Ever tried to soak a husky's paw for ten minutes? Ha-ha-ha.
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PostSubject: Re: Cut Paw and Resultant Limp   Cut Paw and Resultant Limp EmptyTue Sep 01, 2020 2:34 pm

I wonder how long you could get him to sit still with soaking the paw if you have a popsicle or something for him to lick at?

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PostSubject: Re: Cut Paw and Resultant Limp   Cut Paw and Resultant Limp EmptyTue Sep 01, 2020 3:59 pm

jalepeno wrote:
... three days of taking it easy, walking in a booty, antibiotics and epsom bath soaks ...

Well. I'd say that two out of three isn't bad. Smile er, that's really three out of four, isn't it?

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PostSubject: Re: Cut Paw and Resultant Limp   Cut Paw and Resultant Limp EmptyTue Sep 01, 2020 5:16 pm

Good luck with that, Michael lol! I can't even get Ami to stay on the same room if I even approach with a wash cloth affraid Rolling Eyes
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PostSubject: Re: Cut Paw and Resultant Limp   Cut Paw and Resultant Limp EmptyTue Sep 01, 2020 9:15 pm

I *never* liked to see my mother coming at me with a wash cloth, meant that she was serious about washing behind my ears!!! And she could be *rough*!!

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PostSubject: Re: Cut Paw and Resultant Limp   Cut Paw and Resultant Limp EmptyWed Sep 02, 2020 4:20 pm

Hi Michael,

I sure hope Bodhi heals quickly. I went through a heck of an ordeal when Cayenne was younger and got her toes stuck together with pine tree sap. The vet had to cut the toes apart and an infection resulted. She had antibiotics, soaks, wraps, a boot, airing out time... It seemed like it would never heal until I took her for cold laser therapy. It was miraculous! One treatment made a huge difference, but we went for three treatments to be sure she was fully healed. I know lasers might sound like nonsense, but the results are the proof. Good luck.
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PostSubject: Re: Cut Paw and Resultant Limp   Cut Paw and Resultant Limp EmptyThu Sep 03, 2020 4:07 pm

Thanks all! He's getting better. Did a 2.5 mile walk today with bootie on the affected paw. No limping.
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