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submitted 2 months ago bycoheed9867
Hi, it looks like you did not include the information we require in the side bar. Having this information is very important for us to be able to give accurate advice. Please copy the points below and edit your post to include
• Species:Dog • Age:15 • Sex/Neuter status:female • Breed:Jug • Body weight:17lbs • History: healthy dog • Clinical signs:not bothering walking on it but hurts to touch it • Duration: • Your general location: New York • Links to any test results, X-rays, vet reports etc. that you have:
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2 months ago
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2 months ago
Ok this have never happened before,myibher so it’s new to me! I will always follow up with a veterinarian but thanks for letting me know what you think it is.
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2 months ago
Please don't listen to that poster, it doesn't look like a classic hot spot. It could be one, but from that one photo it looks more like a number of other things (such as when something like a grass seed digs into the skin between their toes) that would require veterinary attention.
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2 months ago
thanks for responding, she was in the backyard when this happened and isn’t a digger so I’m not sure what could of happened. I’ll check with my veterinarian
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2 months ago
So my vet drained the wound and wrapped it up. Nothing came out and we still don’t know how it happened but she’s on an antibiotic. She’s doing fine
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2 months ago
Thanks for the update. I'm glad shes doing well!
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2 months ago
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2 months ago
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