pups bleeding pads

[scent 509]

right folks i went out to scrub the runs an hour ago an noticed my 9 week old lurcher pup holding up his back leg .On further inspection i saw that his four pads are bleedeing,no cuts to be seen so im thinking they are burnt in some way.Now i havent been using chemicals when cleaning the runs just water.Can other dogs piss burn em.Iv scrubbed the runs pit down woos chippings to keep the run dry and put aluspray (the siver stuff)on him .Is this enough and does anyone have an idea on what caused this?

[scent 509]

thats a strange one kid and has me beat...

 

hope you get to the bottom of it

so do i id say something if it was one pad but all 4?

[scent 509]

thats a strange one kid and has me beat...

 

hope you get to the bottom of it

so do i id say something if it was one pad but all 4?

 

long time ago, I had a similar thing happen to a pup. I took him to the vets because I couldnt work out why it was, but the vet didnt know what had caused it, just said it was a reaction. The vet did give him something for it but it was so long ago I cant remember, I do remeber standing him in clean running water too, that seemed to help with the irritation ... sorry not much help.

sound pal any help appreciated

[T78 4]

has he not been in the runs long? i had one pup out of my last litter do this when i put them outside in the run. i thought it was just sore feet due to being off shavings and on to concrete.

[scent 509]

has he not been in the runs long? i had one pup out of my last litter do this when i put them outside in the run. i thought it was just sore feet due to being off shavings and on to concrete.

he has been on the concrete 2 weeks now and was on conceret before i had him so hopefully the shavings i put down might dry up ant wet and i put shavings in his bed aswell

Edited September 30, 2008 by scent

[scent 509]

you might have to get him some nike air max runners

believe me if i helped the poor little flla i buy him a pair

[hollands hope 1,024]

has he not been in the runs long? i had one pup out of my last litter do this when i put them outside in the run. i thought it was just sore feet due to being off shavings and on to concrete.

he has been on the concrete 2 weeks now and was on conceret before i had him so hopefully the shavings i put down might dry up ant wet and i put shavings in his bed aswell

Are its pads hardended up ,if so boil some potato peelings in water let the water cool down and wash his pads with it will soften them up

[T78 4]

has he not been in the runs long? i had one pup out of my last litter do this when i put them outside in the run. i thought it was just sore feet due to being off shavings and on to concrete.

he has been on the concrete 2 weeks now and was on conceret before i had him so hopefully the shavings i put down might dry up ant wet and i put shavings in his bed aswell

my pups were in a shed on nothing but shavings and were fine til i put them outside(still had a bed inside full of shavings) then one got bleedinf feet so i put them all back on total shavings and it cleared up in 2 days. the pup wouldn't even walk as it was in pain with its feet. 2 days later it was bouncing!lol

[scent 509]

has he not been in the runs long? i had one pup out of my last litter do this when i put them outside in the run. i thought it was just sore feet due to being off shavings and on to concrete.

he has been on the concrete 2 weeks now and was on conceret before i had him so hopefully the shavings i put down might dry up ant wet and i put shavings in his bed aswell

Are its pads hardended up ,if so boil some potato peelings in water let the water cool down and wash his pads with it will soften them up

i checked his pads and they are really soft they are pink looking thay look raw its like a burning of some sort

[scent 509]

has he not been in the runs long? i had one pup out of my last litter do this when i put them outside in the run. i thought it was just sore feet due to being off shavings and on to concrete.

he has been on the concrete 2 weeks now and was on conceret before i had him so hopefully the shavings i put down might dry up ant wet and i put shavings in his bed aswell

my pups were in a shed on nothing but shavings and were fine til i put them outside(still had a bed inside full of shavings) then one got bleedinf feet so i put them all back on total shavings and it cleared up in 2 days. the pup wouldn't even walk as it was in pain with its feet. 2 days later it was bouncing!lol

thanks pal i hope the shavings do the trick il give him a day or two and if they are not healed il bring him to the vet i reckon

[hollands hope 1,024]

has he not been in the runs long? i had one pup out of my last litter do this when i put them outside in the run. i thought it was just sore feet due to being off shavings and on to concrete.

he has been on the concrete 2 weeks now and was on conceret before i had him so hopefully the shavings i put down might dry up ant wet and i put shavings in his bed aswell

Are its pads hardended up ,if so boil some potato peelings in water let the water cool down and wash his pads with it will soften them up

i checked his pads and they are really soft they are pink looking thay look raw its like a burning of some sort

forget the potato peelings its problebly thi oppesit his pads are not used to the concrete they have to harden up Edited September 30, 2008 by hollands hope

[riohog 5,939]

are you using strong disinfectant ? or bleach? or is it anew concreat floor any of these will burn the pads

[scent 509]

are you using strong disinfectant ? or bleach? or is it anew concreat floor any of these will burn the pads

no i havent used strong disinfectant or bleach since i got the pup incase he got burned the concrete is down 3 years ,iv just found and old half bag of cement behind the shed and its been opened so i think i found the problem

[brookie 1,193]

if it is cement burns water will only make it worse it will keep activating the lime in the cement bath his feet in pottassium permanganate crystals you can get it from the chemists