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Liquid bandage and some medical tape. The problem is he’s going to chew on it.

My old hound did that on a piece of glass and we were forever trying to keep him from chewing on it. The liquid bandage helped hold the flap down long enough for new pad to grow back beneath it.

 

Trying some bag balm like someone up above mentioned, and wrapped with some self gripping tape. We'll see what happens.

Never had pad issues with any dogs.

 

Good looking pup....HORRIBLE bandana!!

 

Licking the pads isn’t a bad thing. You can go the bag balm route and there’s even a product for helping toughen the pads called Tuf-Foot.

Usually, a walk on hot pavement is enough to cause blistering. Booties are a great idea.

Riley’s has had blisters and cuts and each time we hit the vet, it’s the same thing. Let him lick and if anything changes, bring him back. Knock wood, we haven’t had to go back.

 

Mushers Secret was designed for sled dogs but is also suitable for walking on hot pavement

 

Happened to a dog of mine before. A neighbor kid hucked a tennis ball on the blacktop and he tore it so it was flapping around. We avoided the vet. Make a mixture of Epson salt/water in a cup. Dip the paw in the cup, let it sit as long as you can, then dip it in a separate cup of plain water to rinse. The paw actually heals pretty quickly. Keeping it clean is the key. Good luck!

 

6 month old German Shepherd
Akria

 

"Hello and welcome, how many are in your dining party?"

 

@jmdaniel - you need to put bow ties on all your dogs now.

 

PetFlex (6 Pack) No Chew 2"

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3 year old pit Gambit contemplating time + space

 

Aussie?

 

Yessir

 

Awesome dogs!!

We have a mini black tri, and a standard red Merle.

Yours reminds me of my wife’s old Aussie. His name was Bruiser.

 

Super glue works in a pinch.

 

Nice!

Sydney's the best dog I've had. Currently looking for a second Aussie.

She'll be ten this summer, so I'm trying to find another sometime this year before she gets too much older. Don't want to go through a breeder and ideally would like to find one that hasn't been docked, though temperament/agreeability are the biggest factors.

 

My two dogs each have an inside bed. There’s a large one and a smaller one. My Chesapeake Bay can stretch out nicely on the bigger one. The smaller one is for my female GSP who always likes to roll up into a little ball. Well, Bear seems to like a change of pace, and roughed up the little to get cozy.

 

Might be a little late here but I've had this happen to my dogs after hiking on hot rocks. It will heal naturally just give it time and it is ok to let them lick it.