Slim & Sassy on the paws, diluted of course!
On Apr 4, 2012 5:39 PM, "traceyhanna@live.com" <traceyhanna@live.com> wrote:
-- My foster beagle, Smarty, has inter-digital cysts on his back paws.
it's an inflammation between his toes that is common with the
laboratory retirees. soaking in Epsom salts does help but it takes a
few days for it to go away & he'll lick it in the meantime which makes
it worse. any suggestions? [this is the definition: The most common
cause is a deep bacterial infection. Many breeds are predisposed to
bacterial interdigital furunculosis because of the short bristly hairs
located on the webbing between the toes, prominent interdigital
webbing, or both. The short shafts of hairs are easily forced backward
into the hair follicles during locomotion (traumatic implantation).
Hair, ie, keratin, is very inflammatory in the skin, and secondary
bacterial infections are common. Less commonly, foreign material is
traumatically embedded in the skin. ... Canine atopy (Allergic
Inhalant Dermatitis: Introduction) is also a common cause of recurrent
interdigital furunculosis]
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