Dog interdigital inflammation is generally caused by bacterial or fungal infection. Most of it is caused by the dog's poor living environment, failure to trim nails and soles of hair for a long time, and failure to dry the hair between the toes after bathing. . Secondly, parasitic skin diseases can also cause interdigital inflammation. Dogs will always lick their paws because of itching, which indirectly causes moisture between the toes, thereby aggravating inflammation. Finally, if your dog is kept in a cage for a long time, it can also cause interdactylitis due to wear and tear on the toes.

1. Poor living environment

Bacteria can easily breed in a humid environment. If a dog lives in a toilet or a humid and dirty environment for a long time, it will be easy to be infected with bacteria and cause inter-toe injuries. inflammation.

2. The hair on the nails and soles of the feet has not been trimmed for a long time

If the hair on the nails and soles of the dog's feet has not been trimmed for a long time and the hair is too long, the weather will be humid and muggy. Interdigital inflammation can also occur.

3. Failure to dry the hair between the toes after bathing

Moisture is the most common cause of interdigital inflammation. Most owners only pay attention to it after bathing their dogs. Drying your body but neglecting the soles of your feet can lead to bacterial growth and infection.

4. Parasitic skin disease

When dogs are infected with parasites, they will always lick their paws due to itching, which indirectly causes moisture between the toes and causes interdigital inflammation.

5. Keep the dog in a cage for a long time

If the dog is kept in a cage for a long time, the dog’s toes will be stuck on the grilles for a long time, and the delicate toes will Interdigital inflammation can also be caused by friction between skin and metal filled with bacteria.