Interdigital inflammation is a relatively common canine skin disease. This disease usually causes symptoms such as redness, swelling, pain, and pus between the dog’s toes. The occurrence of interdigital inflammation will seriously affect the dog’s life. state and mood.

When your dog has the following symptoms, you should do it. Determine whether it is interdigital inflammation.

1. Redness and swelling between the toes, jumping when walking

2. Pain, unwillingness to walk

3. Pus flowing out from between the toes

4. May be accompanied by systemic symptoms such as fever and loss of appetite

Causes of interdigital inflammation:

1. The hair between the dog’s toes is moist, airtight, and easy to Breeds bacteria

2. Dogs often walk on wetlands or grass, and the hygienic environment of their feet is worrying

3. The dog’s paws are injured and not treated in time

4. Caged, there is no mat in the cage, and the dog’s toes are squeezed and congested

Daily precautions for preventing interdigital inflammation

1. Keep your dog’s paws dry and avoid places with parasites such as grass.

2. Trim your dog's nails regularly and make sure the shape of the nails suits the shape of your dog's feet

3. The dog's living environment should be ventilated and hygienic

4. Promote proper exercise The dog’s blood circulation strengthens the foot muscles

5. Regularly check the dog’s feet, especially the meat pads and between the toes

6. Choose breathable dog beds and mats