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Dog Paw Health Tips: 7 Things You Need To Know

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Care for cuts and scrapes

Even the sharpest-eyed puppy parent can’t stop their dogs from getting into trouble all the time.

Your dog will most likely get a cut or a scrape on their paw at some point.

When they do, it’s important to keep in mind that your dog will often take their cue from you.

A calm and relaxed response to a problem will often help keep your pooch calm too.

Cuts on dogs are treated just like a cut on a human.

Wash it with some warm water and antiseptic soap, then keep it dry.

A vet should see deep cuts, but minor cuts and scrapes are easily handled at home.

Do your best to bandage it and keep your dog from fussing at it.

Written by Flo

I am a writer and pet lover living in the Pacific Northwest. I own 2 cats, Bella and Junior, and they are adorable :) I have been an animal advocate and human companion for several dozen animals over the years. I have raised Cockatiels, cats, dogs, rabbits, chickens, and a tortoise. Writing is my second passion and writing for Funny Pet Stop is a fantastic match for me.

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