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Sore pad
« on: February 11, 2010, 03:51:51 PM »
Poor Lucy has hurt her pad. It isn't deep it's more like a burst blister if that makes sense. The sore is about a 4mm circle that is a couple of mm deep  :'(
It only seemed to bother her at the end of her walk and I thought that might be because of the grit and salt on the pavements? Anyway back to the point I have showered her paw (well all her paws, her ears and her mouth because she ate fox crap on her walk  :020: ) and I have just got back from buying Hibiscrub from the Chemist. My questions are...... do I dilute the hibiscrub? How many times a day should I wash her paw with it? Should I restrict her walks? Or will she be ok with a sock taped over her paw? Oh and also why did the chemist come through from the back look at me and then ask what size hibiscrub I wanted? He didn't ask anything else, I found it bizarre  ::) ::)

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PS her breath still stinks, any suggestions there  :005:

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Re: Sore pad
« Reply #1 on: February 11, 2010, 04:24:50 PM »
poor little Lucy  :luv:

I usually just pour a bit in a bowl of warm water - very unscientific  ::)  I think 1 part Hib to 10 parts water would be fine...and you could use it on her chops too just in case it's lip folds and not breath  :lol2:

I would still take her on walks with sock and tape if she will be ok with that - and maybe slather some vaseline on their paws before they go on pavements just in case it's the grit/salt that's affecting her  ;)

as for size you can get in massive quantities so I reckon your vet may have a huge container that he's decanting from  :lol2:
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Re: Sore pad
« Reply #2 on: February 11, 2010, 04:30:04 PM »
poor little Lucy  :luv:

I usually just pour a bit in a bowl of warm water - very unscientific  ::)  I think 1 part Hib to 10 parts water would be fine...and you could use it on her chops too just in case it's lip folds and not breath  :lol2:

I would still take her on walks with sock and tape if she will be ok with that - and maybe slather some vaseline on their paws before they go on pavements just in case it's the grit/salt that's affecting her  ;)

as for size you can get in massive quantities so I reckon your vet may have a huge container that he's decanting from  :lol2:

No she definitely has bad breath as I caught her eating fox poo  :020: :020:
It was the chemist I got the hibiscrub from I just thought it was a bit odd that he felt the need to come and look at me before he got some from out the back. It was an individual bottle when it came  ::)

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Re: Sore pad
« Reply #3 on: February 11, 2010, 04:32:48 PM »
poor little Lucy  :luv:

I usually just pour a bit in a bowl of warm water - very unscientific  ::)  I think 1 part Hib to 10 parts water would be fine...and you could use it on her chops too just in case it's lip folds and not breath  :lol2:

I would still take her on walks with sock and tape if she will be ok with that - and maybe slather some vaseline on their paws before they go on pavements just in case it's the grit/salt that's affecting her  ;)

as for size you can get in massive quantities so I reckon your vet may have a huge container that he's decanting from  :lol2:

No she definitely has bad breath as I caught her eating fox poo  :020: :020:
It was the chemist I got the hibiscrub from I just thought it was a bit odd that he felt the need to come and look at me before he got some from out the back. It was an individual bottle when it came  ::)

maybe he suspected you were going to have it mixed with some tonic and ice :rofl:
helen & jarvis x


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Re: Sore pad
« Reply #4 on: February 11, 2010, 06:38:31 PM »
poor little Lucy  :luv:

I usually just pour a bit in a bowl of warm water - very unscientific  ::)  I think 1 part Hib to 10 parts water would be fine...and you could use it on her chops too just in case it's lip folds and not breath  :lol2:

I would still take her on walks with sock and tape if she will be ok with that - and maybe slather some vaseline on their paws before they go on pavements just in case it's the grit/salt that's affecting her  ;)

as for size you can get in massive quantities so I reckon your vet may have a huge container that he's decanting from  :lol2:

No she definitely has bad breath as I caught her eating fox poo  :020: :020:
It was the chemist I got the hibiscrub from I just thought it was a bit odd that he felt the need to come and look at me before he got some from out the back. It was an individual bottle when it came  ::)

maybe he suspected you were going to have it mixed with some tonic and ice :rofl:

Either that or I was going to use it before piercing both my cheeks and splitting my tongue in half or something  :005: He must have lacked judgement if he decided I must be normal  :005: So can you actually drink hibiscrub  ;)  ph34r