Boston Terrier (definite introduction)
The part of a dog that has the most contact with the earth is its paws. However, what we need to understand is that under normal circumstances, the dog's paws are still very thick, so peeling and cracking are unlikely to occur. If these problems occur, we should take a closer look to see what is the reason for the peeling of the dog's paws, and then make corresponding adjustments.
1. If you find that the dog's paws are red, swollen and peeling, first carefully check whether the dog's paws are injured or punctured. Because if the dog steps on a sharp object and pricks the paw, redness, swelling and peeling may occur.
2. Peeling of the dog's paws may also be caused by interdigital inflammation. If the dog's paws are often wet, it is more likely to suffer from this disease. The spaces between the toes of sick dogs' paws will become very swollen. Note that if this happens, it is best to take your dog to see a doctor as soon as possible.
3. Peeling of the dog’s paws may also be caused by exposure to mites. Mites can clog the hair follicles and sebaceous glands in the skin between your dog's toes, causing bacterial infection. The symptoms are that the dog licks its toes repeatedly, and there will be redness and swelling between the toes, and in severe cases, pus and bleeding will occur.
These situations may cause peeling of the dog's paws, so if you find that your dog has peeling symptoms, it is best to wear the dog and check to see what is causing it. , adjust as soon as possible and recover as soon as possible.
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