zak123 5 Posted Tuesday at 16:18 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 16:18 Lurcher has ruptured front middle toe ligament on a tin can ,toe is stuck in the air vet reckons toe might have to come off ,can a dog still run with the damaged toe  Quote Link to post
Moochersways 244 Posted Tuesday at 18:48 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 18:48 Mine went straight through one of his flexer tendons on a flint couple years ago, never had it repaired and he now has a dropped toe never been a problem......a mate of mines lurcher had a toe removed and still no issues running her, should be all good Quote Link to post
terryd 8,924 Posted Tuesday at 19:55 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 19:55 Rest is a wonderful thing don’t be in rush having toes off. When it’s comes to toes rest needs to be long and slow. Long as in months slow as in no bouncing about. Vet wrap toe to one next to it  every time comes out the run onto a lead. Then if squirrel nips across road and dogs bouncing about its protected. if you did end up having toe off the remaining toes need months to get used to to handling the extra strain. any short cuts will bite you on ass or you may get lucky good luck with it 2 Quote Link to post
zak123 5 Posted Tuesday at 20:29 Author Report Share Posted Tuesday at 20:29 Thanks for the reply I am not going down the toe removal! I am going to see how it pans out 1 Quote Link to post
gunter 1,511 Posted yesterday at 11:57 Report Share Posted yesterday at 11:57 Get the toe clean off right away it'll only be a problem in future it'll be up and running again for the season Quote Link to post
Samrog 471 Posted yesterday at 12:55 Report Share Posted yesterday at 12:55 talking from my experience as happened to my lurcher few years ago on some broken glass. The toe now sits up slightly and the nail does'nt touch the ground much so about once a year i have to trim that nail. Have not noticed any drop in his performance at all and for reference mine done a middle toe on rear paw. I couldnt tell you whats for the best for you tho. Quote Link to post
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